Our daughter's very tall. She just turned 6 mos old &amp; is 28" &amp; 18lbs. In NJ she has to stay rear facing 6 more mos. Will this seat be roomy enough?
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My daughter is very tall also, 100% for her age group. At 18 months and 35inches, she is at the next to the top shoulder strap. The manufacturer recommends turning it forward facing when they reach the top strap holder. I just asked our pediatrician at our 18 month check up what we should do when she reaches that point as I am sure it will be soon, and before she is 2 which is the law in CA. His response was to turn her around when she reaches the top strap even if it is before age 2 as she will then be big enough. That being said we bought this carseat for traveling. It is the smallest and lightest carseat we could find. She seems very comfortable in it. The bottom strap to attach it via car latches does not adjust on both sides which makes getting a perfectly tight fit impossible. It has good safety ratings but in comparison to the Britax carseat we use for every day, it really doesn't seem as safe or tighly secured in the car. Hope this helps.
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My daughter is a tall 7 year old,49", and she still has plenty of room in the seat. She likes to ride it without the seat though, and that way I can see it being used past 10 years old.
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Rear facing or FF? I'm not sure on the FF but my daughter just turned three and is pretty tall for her age and still fits RF. We actually have another seat now but I enjoyed the Diono.
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My son is 13 months old 22 pounds and I'm sorry I'm not exactly sure his length. He is forward facing now and he actually sits with his legs criss-crossed in this seat. I think there would be plenty of room for your daughter. Seeing him in this carseat compared to his pumpkin seat, he looks so small in it. There is a lot of room for how compact this carseat is. I hope I helped :)
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My daughter is 30 pounds and it fits her perfectly. It's roomy so she will get a great deal of usage from it but not so much room it's unsafe.
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Yes, I think she will be comfortable in the BabyBjorn. My son has been riding facing out since 3 months (I know, I know--but he HATED facing inward and insisted on being carried so I had little recourse). I think he's just hit 24" now and he's perfectly comfortable.
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If she does, it won't be for long... my niece who just turned 6 is 45 pounds can barely fit for a few minutes comfortably. When my daughter who is probably about 34 inches sits in it, she probably only has a foot of space above her head (and less space for getting in and out as the roof arches up for more headspace once inside). You might want to look for another toy, or you can get this and enjoy it for a little while. I'm sure you could sell it easily when you're done with it (or save it for another kiddo).
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Nope. My daughter who is about 46" tall has no issues. Just may need to raise or lower the seat and or handlebars depending on your child.
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my daughter (6yo) is about 45 inches tall, fits great and should last another summer at least. if 3 yo is over say 42 inches should be a good buy
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My daughter is 5'5" and it fits her well with the seat in its lowest position. At 5'7" you should be very comfortable. She likes the bike so much we are buying a men's model for her boyfriend.
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My daughter is 6 and uses it. It has room for growth. Not sure of that means another 4 yrs or 8. She is 47 inches tall and 45lbs. Not sure if that helps you.
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That's a good question. My daughter is 18 months and fits perfectly in it and has plenty of room for a few years. In my opinion the way the mesh piece where they sit wouldn't leave enough leg room for a 7-8 year old- their legs would hang over the end (if you look at this pic of the little girl- her knees are where the mesh part is. I always lay down next to my daughter on the side of it and is comfortable- but it's not like a standard bean bag type chair that the shape changes to fit the child. Hope this helps!
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My daughter is 5mth old, and is ~24in tall. She's able to face front. The "bib" rests just under her chin. She'll be more comfortable at 25inches, but it's totally doable. For what it's worth, This is Fantastic. I'm a big dude, and can wear this just fine.
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Thanks for your reply. I bought the Boulevard end of June and started using the carseat beginning of July. I love it! My daughter is 9 mos now, 28.5 in. and 20 lbs. She does very well in the seat and her head does not tilt forward when she sleeps like it always did in her Graco Snugride (which I also liked, except for the head dangle). I'm also not sure if her head will tilt forward once I turn her forward facing. I will try to keep her rear facing as long as possible.
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maybe not. my daughter is 4,10" and it is a little too big. But she is managing. The seat can be adjusted. Hope this helps
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My daughter is 21 months and is 32" tall and she easily fits. She has her knees bent because she is still backwards facing but definitely not uncomfortable. Removing the infant insert gives you extra room.
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at 3 and 30lbs does he not still fit rear facing? I'd keep them rear facing for as long as is possible, if they really have outgrown all rear facing seats height wise (weight wise he is still good for most newer seats) then, yes, this seat would work well...but most 3 year olds, for sure, should still be rear facing, rear facing is always safer. A lot safer.