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Cosco Scenera Convertible Car Seat, Need Help!
Asked by L.L. from Orlando
on May 11, 2010
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I am looking to buy a second car seat for my 14 month old. It will be used as a spare and in his Nana's car, so not his main car seat. Has anyone used the Cosco Scen...
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- We got one as our second car seat for my son. The reason we chose it was that it received the highest rating from Consumer Reports including their highest rating for ...
- www.car-seat.org is a good place to find info/recommendations on carseats. Actually they recommend this seat often because of the price. Yes, it is the bottom of the...
- We had one of those as our daughter's primary car seat, and then we gave it to my parents when we moved up to the Cosco convertible seat for 40lbs w/ 5 pt harness & be...
Car Seat for Airplane Travel
Asked by L.P. from Chicago
on July 26, 2007
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My daughter is 11 months old and we are looking for another convertible car seat for my husbands car (we have a Cosco Alpha Omega Elite as our primary for my car), but...
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- Don't fret about the carseat. Most all carseats now are safe for airtravel. I work at Midway and we do randomly check carseats, and they pretty much all have a stick...
- I have a carseat/ stroller for airline travel. It works well. The stroller part works well for short trips and it is worth it not to cart a big carseat around the ai...
- I don't believe it is mandatory for you to have a car seat for your child. You can just hold them in your lap during the flight and landing and then just place them i...
How to Travel with Car Seat.
Asked by J.P. from Austin
on December 29, 2009
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Happy Holiday Moms,
My family is planning a trip up north in March for a few days. My daughter will be 25 months and obviously I will need to take her car seat. It'...
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- I am not exactly sure what your plans are, but if you are renting a car you can also (usually) rent a car seat from the rental company. That is what we did on our las...
- They sell a travel bag for the seats. I have one and we have traveled with our Britex many times with no problems.
- 1. There are carseat cases you can buy, they might help. 2. You could rent a carseat from a car rental place. But check on the pricing, daily rental can add up. 3. ...
Travel to LAX with 2 Yr Old Twins and Infant-flight and Car Seat ?S
Asked by S.Y. from Portland
on August 30, 2009
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We are traveling by air to LA for the 1st time with our 2yr old twins and 8mo old infant (her age in Oct. when we travel). I talked to Alaska Air and they said we can ...
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- I have to second what Megan posted! I traveled last Oct. with a 2 1/2 yr old and a 3 month old along with my hubby of course. I opted to check their car seats, which w...
- Car seats are good because the kids are used to sitting in them, but not a necessity, especially if you have a lot of other stuff to carry around the airport. Call 24...
- Hi S., We just traveled cross country with a 3 yo and 9 month old twins, so I hope I can give you some advice that worked for us! Check the stroller and the car seat...
Safe/easy Convertible Car Seat for Air Travel and Rental Cars
Asked by S.B. from Los Angeles
on May 6, 2009
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Hello, my very large over 28 inch and over 20 pound 5 month old is growing out of his infant car seat. We will be travelling internationally and around the states wit...
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- We traveled quite a bit the first year of my daughter's life. This is the seat we used for travel and as a back up in our other car. It is a bit pricey, but worth it...
- most people will tell you to get a britax because they are like the best out there the round about would be good for your son too! and they are fda approved. the down ...
- I went to the Northwest Airlines SkyMall and got a really cool one. It fits in any coach seat and is easy to use in the car. It also converts to a stroller really ea...
What Do I Do with a 37Lb 4Yr Old?
Asked by S.S. from Saginaw
on October 5, 2008
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I am needing input/suggestions for my soon to be 4yr old daughter. She currently is riding in a 5pt harness Cosco Alpha Omega carseat. This carseat was SUPPOSED to be ...
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- Hi S. I just purchased 2 of the Graco Turbo Boosters for both cars but it doesn't fit as nicely in the 2008 chevy but great for 1997 Ford since the 2008 has the hea...
- I always err on the side of safety. A 5 point harness is the safest way for her to travel. I would use the 5point harness until she outgrows it and then purchase...
- My girls, like your daughter, have been in an Alpha Omega since they were less than a year. Our girls have always been tall and skinny and around 3 they moved to the ...
Tips on Travelling to Italy with a 17 Month Old
Asked by C.E. from Minneapolis
on March 28, 2008
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Hello everyone,
I am working on planning a trip to Italy with my husband ( who has never been out of the country) and my son ( who will be almost 17 months old). We a...
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- Hello, I have to admit that I would reconsider flying that far simply because of the air pressure for that long amount of time. Perhaps a smaller trip unitl your l...
- I have travelled several times with my son who is now 2 1/2. Take, in carry-on bottles that meet the airline standards, 1. benadryl to help you son sleep when needed,...
- I can't tell you how it would be to travel with a 17 mo old that far, but I will say it would be a good idea to take his car seat unless you can rent one over there. ...
Carseat for Grandparents
Asked by R.M. from Dallas
on July 23, 2010
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Is there a good quality/reasonably priced car seat out there? We have britax for our car seat and I dont expect grandparents to spend that much if it will only be use...
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- we have the graco myride 65 and i love it. bought it for my daughter when she turned one but you can use it earlier. they can ride backwards up to 40 lbs in it i think...
- If you want a convertible seat, I HIGHLY recommend this: The First Years – True Fit: the RRing harness limit is a high 35 lbs and the FFing harness limits are 65 l...
- You might want to look into the Britax Frontier, especially if you like the Britax, but just don't want the cost. The cost will be up there, but my understanding is t...
Need Advice on Whether to Take Carseat on Plane
Asked by C.W. from Seattle
on November 27, 2008
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Hello, ladies. I have a son who will be 13 months old when we travel on a plane. The flight is about 5.5 hours. My question is should I bring his Britax Marathon carse...
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- Looks like you got LOTS of responses, which I enjoyed reading as well. We also have a Britax, and bulky as it is, if I pay for a seat, I would probably bring it for sa...
- We never took the carseat on for my son but he was able to sit still and loved to be read to. We would just lay him in his seat and on a lap and he would take a nap. M...
- If you have gone to the expense of purchasing a seat on the flight for your 13 mth old then by all means, take the car seat on! We have travelled by plane several tim...
Should I Buy a Car Seat?
Asked by E.M. from Boston
on September 1, 2008
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At the risk of looking really stupid, I'm really confused about what to do. My son has out grown his infant car seat (he's 8 months, 21 lbs and nearly 27inches long) ...
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- E.- There are second-hand stores where you may find a car seat. You definitely want to get a new one if your son has outgrown the recommended sizes, but you will have...
- Sounds like you don't NEED a car seat. You're not required to have one for flying. Car rental companies do have rentals, but I hear they tend to be icky and rather exp...
- You have a funny dilemma, given that you don't have a car. You can hold your child on the plane. And if you rent a car, rental car companies have car seats for rent av...
