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Nebulizer use & convertible seat

FmrAFBratFmrAFBrat member
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With the BRU event coming up this weekend I may take the plunge & get DS2 a convertible car seat. I would like to keep him RF as long as possible. DS1 is still rear facing, however since he is older you can use a more upright angle with our car seat (Complete Air 65) and I like the seat a lot. No complaints. My issue is because DS2 is on a nebulizer & small so he needs to be at a more reclined angle like our infant seat. I drive a Santa Fe-but I think a Complete Air at the angle he needs would have my passenger riding the dash board and I'm thinking about getting a different car this spring. Any suggestions with a good recline? I'd like to keep the price around $200 since we have to buy a second seat for DHs car.
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Re: Nebulizer use & convertible seat

  • ebp913ebp913 member
    I wonder if you could do a Radian in the middle for your younger one without the angle adjuster.  The angle adjuster makes the seat more upright so you may be able to have it nice and reclined for now then add that later on when you want the seat more upright.  It's very narrow so you may be able to fit it next to the Complete Air.  
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  • AKB090609AKB090609 member
    You could try a NextFit in your car and see if you can get a deep enough recline for your needs... I've seen them for around $224 relatively regularly. I feel like they are pretty compact even with a deep recline.
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  • dogperson11dogperson11 member
    AKB090609 said:

    You could try a NextFit in your car and see if you can get a deep enough recline for your needs... I've seen them for around $224 relatively regularly. I feel like they are pretty compact even with a deep recline.

    A NextFit would be an excellent choice because of the compactness and recline options. Albeebaby is having a sale on them right now.
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