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Given the higher price of this Graco over the others, we would have expected a little more for comfort and quality, but it is the lowest-scoring Graco in this review metric. However, it is close to the average for the group, suffering a big loss for the roughness of the fabric. There are hooks and… Continue reading The 4 Best Convertible and All-in-One Car Seats of 2024 Reviews by Wirecutter

Though the process is fairly intuitive, it does require some force and coordination to get those tabs closed. In general, it would be helpful to have graco convertible car seat strong fingers and three arms during much of this installation process. With many car seats, getting a tight install relies on human force or skill.… Continue reading The 4 Best Convertible and All-in-One Car Seats of 2024 Reviews by Wirecutter

Graco also provides instructions for removing and reattaching all the pads, but we found that watching YouTube tutorials was the best way to learn. There are four main pads that come off the car seat, but some of the smaller tabs and elastic loops are tricky to reattach. The hardest part of the cleaning process… Continue reading The 4 Best Convertible and All-in-One Car Seats of 2024 Reviews by Wirecutter

My oldest is now 7, we are still using it as a high back booster and its been great. I’m not a fan of how big they are in the car, because I have two in the backseat, but have a Honda Pilot so I have enough room to fit. I wouldn’t recommend if you… Continue reading The 4 Best Convertible and All-in-One Car Seats of 2024 Reviews by Wirecutter

For forward-facing kids under 40 pounds, you must use recline 4 when installing the Extend2Fit. Frequently, this will cause the car seat to hang off of the vehicle seat more than is allowed. If you run into this issue, you can turn the child back rear-facing until they reach at least 40 pounds. Car seats… Continue reading The 4 Best Convertible and All-in-One Car Seats of 2024 Reviews by Wirecutter

Many states also require children under a year old to ride rear-facing in their car seat, and increasingly state laws require kids to stay rear-facing up to the age of 2 (though longer is better). Both the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration (PDF) and the American Academy of Pediatrics recommend that children stay rear-facing for… Continue reading The 4 Best Convertible and All-in-One Car Seats of 2024 Reviews by Wirecutter