Booster Seat

Re: Booster Seat

• Brewtowngrl member

  April 2013

   Legal - most states are 4 and 40lbs.  Some are just age 4.  Being legal and safe are two different things though.  Most 4 year olds are not ready.  We have DS1 in a high back, but if he didn't have sensory issues he would have st

  
  
  

  
  

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• clee2009 member

  April 2013

  DD is still in a 5 point harness and I plan on her being in it for a while. The rate she is growing her brother might be in a booster before her. I was just surprised to see my friend's DD in a booster and it got me wondering Thanks for making me fe

  

  

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• neverblushed member

  April 2013

  Varies by state.  Google your state's requirements.   My kids did not hit the 40 pound mark until they were closer to age 5.  I wanted them out of the "baby" seat before kindergarten, but I wasn't in to

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• Emilia0101

  April 2013

  I have noticed a lot of people just feel the booster is like a right of passage after age 3. I am really surprised with how many kids in DD"s preschool/dance/etc are in boosters at barely age 3 and still pretty small. Personally, I am going to a britax fr

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• penguingrrl member

  April 2013

  A 3 year old should not ride in a booster. Some 4 year olds can; they must be over 40 lbs and mature enough to sit correctly 100% of the time. My kids end up moving right around their 4th birthdays because that's when the older two did/will outgrow the

  

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