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Narrow High Back Booster w/ harness

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  • #16
    Re: Narrow High Back Booster w/ harness

    Originally posted by pinkpickles
    Hey Nellie...next time your in your vehicle, could you please measure the widest part of the seat?
    The base of the seat is 14" wide, maybe a bit more with the padding that I squished when I measured. The arm rests, which I don't think are removable, are around 17.25" at the widest.

    hth

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    • #17
      Re: Narrow High Back Booster w/ harness

      Nellie, is Anna comfortable in the Safeguard seat? We're looking for a booster/combination seat for Jack (who will be 3 soon), and I read a couple of reviews of the seat that said the child wasn't very comfortable. I'm looking for something I can use as a forward-facing car seat and then convert to a booster later.
      ~Jane

      -Wife of urology attending.
      -SAHM to three great kiddos (2 boys, 1 girl!)

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      • #18
        Re: Narrow High Back Booster w/ harness

        She was -- until she realized that some kids her age sit in the seat as a belt-positioning booster. Now she complains about the 5 pt harness incessently. :huh: She is bigger, maybe it doesn't fit as well but I have my doubts. Maybe you could find it in a store and try it out first.

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