Does this sit high enough to allow my 3' child to see out the window in an SUV? Cosco Scenera is too low and now looking for a booster.
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My 3yr old can see out the window of my 2001 Chevy venture van. I hope this helps you
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I'm sorry, not sure what your SUV looks like. My daughter can see OK out the window, but I drive a Hyundai Sonata. So it might be OK!
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I have a corolla and the car seat fits behind the driver, a little snug but I'm fine with it. I'm 5'3. You do need a little bit of clearance when taking the seat out.
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Hello! I hope it will continue to work for my son when he is 4 years old. I had my niece sit in ours (she is 4 and tall for her age). It was fine for her - especially when the canopy is a little bit open or all the way open. But each kid is a different shape, so you may want to find this stroller in the store and measure it or have your son sit in it to see if you are comfortable with the space. The stroller is really great, and I love it, so I hope it will work for your family!
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The cable is not long enough to reach from the front headrest to the opposite side back headrest. Depending on what vehicle you drive it could work if you mount the secondary screen on the middle back headrest which has adequate viewing for the smaller child in the rear facing seat. For reasons of safety, it would be best to invest in longer cables, so you can tuck the cables away from the older childs reach.
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Our seat is plenty tall. My son is three and its not even at the highest setting. My neighbor's 5 and 7 year old also used it without a problem, we just had to adjust it up and down. Maybe you didn't get the same seat as we did?
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It can be set up so that he can. The booster can hang from the top strap so that the top is level with the car window. At 13 lbs I believe the booster should support his weight without extra support under it. Now the harness and inside strap can be adjusted so that he can stand or even put front paws on the booster and look out. If you think the inside is too high for short legs, a throw pillow or folded blanket or beach towel can raise the inside to make it easier for him just make sure his back is below the top of the booster so he will be safe inside the booster in any sudden maneuver. When our Mini Aussie was a 10 lb puppy she looked over the edge no problem. It can be set up so that he can. The booster can hang from the top strap so that the top is level with the car window. At 13 lbs I believe the booster should support his weight without extra support under it. Now the harness and inside strap can be adjusted so that he can stand or even put front paws on the booster and look out. If you think the inside is too high for short legs, a throw pillow or folded blanket or beach towel can raise the inside to make it easier for him just make sure his back is below the top of the booster so he will be safe inside the booster in any sudden maneuver.... » Read More It can be set up so that he can. The booster can hang from the top strap so that the top is level with the car window. At 13 lbs I believe the booster should support his weight without extra support under it. Now the harness and inside strap can be adjusted so that he can stand or even put front paws on the booster and look out. If you think the inside is too high for short legs, a throw pillow or folded blanket or beach towel can raise the inside to make it easier for him just make sure his back is below the top of the booster so he will be safe inside the booster in any sudden maneuver. When our Mini Aussie was a 10 lb puppy she looked over the edge no problem. « Show Less
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No, its not long enough to reach the top of the window. I had to extend with polypropolene sheet cut to fit.
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I'm not exactly sure what answer you're looking for. My 3 1/2 yr old fits under the canopy, however, my 6 yr old does not. He sits comfortly in the seat, but it too tall to use the shade as he's just shy of 48 inches.
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It seems kind of high to me, but I'm only 5'3". I think it will be fine for you. I use it when we're sitting around the campfire and I have to reach up to place my red solo cup in the cup holder. There is also a small pocket on the handle between the two cup holders. I store my reading glasses, a lighter, and a few other small items in there. In the bottom I store all sorts of things. Both my yorkies sleep in it by the fire circle when we camp. In fact, my brother's small poodle gets in it with them. I know the manufacturer says not to put too much weight in it, but it seems very sturdy. I have really gotten my money's worth from it. I just wish I had not taken it to the beach b/c it made it rust. :( I will probably order a new one for inside. My dogs are so spoiled that they want to me next to me at all times. The stroller makes that possible outside, but the rust makes it look too bad for inside the house. It also mildewed at the beach, and I cannot get the mildew off with anything I've tried.
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Since the carrier would be resting on the bumper, I'd suggest identifying the height of the carrier and then measuring from the bumper to see how high it will sit. Similar to the post regarding covering your taillights, I'd be concerned about covering your back window. Since the Fit is a pretty small vehicle compared to what others are noting, it seems to me that it could cover up most of your rear window. At any rate, this would be a safety issue that you might want to consider. I also think you'd want to be able to attach the straps to a sturdy roof rack, otherwise it may be a bit harder to install. Since the carrier would be resting on the bumper, I'd suggest identifying the height of the carrier and then measuring from the bumper to see how high it will sit. Similar to the post regarding covering your taillights, I'd be concerned about covering your back window. Since the Fit is a pretty small vehicle compared to what others are noting, it seems to me that it could cover up most of your rear window. At any rate, this would be a safety issue that you might want to consider. I also think you'd want to be able to attach the straps to a sturdy roof rack, otherwise it may be a bit harder... » Read More Since the carrier would be resting on the bumper, I'd suggest identifying the height of the carrier and then measuring from the bumper to see how high it will sit. Similar to the post regarding covering your taillights, I'd be concerned about covering your back window. Since the Fit is a pretty small vehicle compared to what others are noting, it seems to me that it could cover up most of your rear window. At any rate, this would be a safety issue that you might want to consider. I also think you'd want to be able to attach the straps to a sturdy roof rack, otherwise it may be a bit harder to install. « Show Less
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The cargo net is a decent size, however, it is up so high I can't use it. It sits up next to the ceiling. If you are 6 feet tall I think it would be handy!
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Not well, no. I'm 5'10", and I can't put this in the seat behind me rear-facing. It will fit in the middle or behind the passenger seat, but it obstructs the view out the rear window or the right side rear window in those positions. It's possible to adjust the side mirrors to drive safely without being able to see out the right rear window (you should not be able to see the sides of your car in the side mirrors), but that's not how most people are taught to drive in the US, so it just felt uncomfortable and wrong to me.
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booster seats are totally affected by the seat belt placement on the lap, this is why they say things about height. You can judge how your child sits in any booster as to if they fit or not once they reach the legal and safest age but my 8 year old still uses this seat as a booster with the seat belt.
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My 4.5 year old is 44 inches tall and when the canopy is open he is pretty much right to the top. When it's closed it is all bunched up behind his head which is kinda annoying but if they're not bothered by it no big deal. If I were to do it all over I would get the baby jogger summit x3 since the head room is much better.
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You have to buy a separate carseat adapter - there is a special for Chicco car seats. My son is over 37" and fits fine! I have the canopy in the lowest position, too, so my daughter can see over his seat better from the back seat (I use it as a double with two seats facing forward usually). No complaints about room, but there is still more room for him to grow since we can put the canopy higher!
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I am using it for my daughter who just turned 3. I mostly use it when we go out, visit family and friends And for her to do coloring or playdoh at our table. You can strap them in pretty good, but my daughter is pretty antsy and I am not sure I would trust the straps in a high chair. It does sit about 2 inches higher than other boosters I have tried which is great for the regular table chairs though! She was always just a little too short at the table and in a restaurant booth.
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Sure. My son is 4 foot 3 and he has no problem sitting up with plenty of space to move around. Please note that the boards that come with it to support the mattress comes loose so be sure to glue and screw them into place. One more thing. If you are only putting a mattress on the bed buy more bed slats. And be sure to glue and screw the ladder to the bed. Other than that your child will have enough room to sit up under the bed. It's very sturdy. I hope this is helpful to you.