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Yes.

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Correct. This is a convertible. It stays installed in the car

It does take a while to get through all the info and to the install! Glad you found what you need

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Glad I could help!

In the US all car seats pass the same tests. They are pass/fail so if a seat is legally on the market (as these two are of course) then it passed. Only one brand releases their test data (clek) so we have no data to compare it too.

@@Thecarsafekids Thank you so much!

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Glad you did.

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You only test at the belt path with the force of a handshake. Don’t test at the end of the base. Focus on tightening just the lap belt first. Then pull the slack out through the shoulder belt and slide it through the lock off. If you cannot get a safe seatbelt install I would move the seat to a seating position with the lower anchors. Those usually have no trouble getting tight enough on this specific base.

@@Thecarsafekids Thank you, that is helpful!

I’m sorry you disliked the beginning of the video. I am also reviewing the car seat. There is a lot more that goes into it than just the install. That being said. You’re welcome to skip ahead to the install of the seat.

@@Thecarsafekids I finally did

If the head rest of the convertible seat bumps into the headrest of your car and cannot go up any higher then yes. If it clears the headrest and there is no interference then no.

Thank you! I’m glad you appreciated the review.

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I know it’s hard to visualize with out a child. What part can I help you with ?

I’m glad my video helped you! Some manufacturers choose to do videos some don’t. It would be nice if they all did!

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No you do not have to change recline at 3 months. It’s just not an option to use that recline until 3 months. The 0+ recline is safe for the life of the seat but is required under three months

You do not have to but then the child needs to buckle the booster in every time they exit the vehicle. If you use the lower anchors then it is not a projectile risk and the child does not need to to be buckled in when empty

Thanks! Diono makes great long lasting boosters for kiddos!

@@Thecarsafekids Yes they do, wich is a very good thing because our daughter Is going to be in her booster for a very long time!

They are also true to size !

@@Thecarsafekids Not sure I get what you mean

They fit bigger kids for a long time and fit close or to stated limits.

This seat is a pain to get level. Only check on a completely flat surface. If you’re on an incline disregard it being off center. The recline level is so finicky. If you keep having issues the baseless install is easier to get level.

@@Thecarsafekids i got it now. My driveway was on a incline

I’m glad it was an easy fix!

@@Thecarsafekids yup just in time because we are at the hospital and hopefully our baby comes tomorrow as we have been here a day already.

Congratulations! I hope Everything goes well.

No you cannot per the manual. Graco only allows either the seatbelt or lower anchors. This is because it was either tested with both and failed or was not tested and we don’t know if it would fail or act correctly in a crash. The manual for the triride says one or the other not both which means the car seat has passed testing with one or the other.

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I’m glad my video helped!! It was through many hours of trial and error to at I figured it out 😅. And this is my second chicco convertible 😬

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Glad it was helpful!

It is not one of the infant seats I recommend expecting parents for many reasons. Have you moved the straps up a slot if it’s now below the baby’s shoulders? Also have you moved the straps out to the next slot where it attaches to the splitter plate? And have you moved the crotch buckle off newborn routing? (One of the reasons I don’t recommend it is because of how many changes you have to make to the straps as baby grows 😅)

That's right I change twice bec. Baby grow fast.😊😊

Congratulations on your little one! I’m glad the video helped!

My oldest is 3 so let me know where that kid is 🤷🏻‍♀️

Thanks

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Installing car seats is hard! Always read the whole manual and use CPSTs are here to help! I’m glad you searched to make sure it was right. Congratulations!

The belt positioner should be attached to the bottom of the booster seat. If it’s not there then I would contact Cosco because they all come with one.

This seat is an all in one. The nautilus is a combination seat (often referred to as a harness booster). It is common with convertible seats that they do not have as high of a top strap/booster height as a combination seat or dedicated booster. The all in one is designed to fit tiny babies all the way to booster age whereas the combination seat is designed to fit larger children only. You will be hard pressed to find a convertible/all in one that lasts as long as a combination seat in forward facing harness or booster stages. That is why most CPSTs do not like the “last seat you’re child will ever need” marketing on some all in ones. There’s no way that’s possible.

You match the level line to the ground. And you’ve got this! I was nervous the first time I installed my son’s car seat baseless as a new mom.

This is a convertible. They stay installed in the car. So yes baby would be taken out every time. How big is baby? Or are you looking for a newborn?

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When people use compact they are talking front to back space usage between front seat and car seat. When they say slim they are talking side to side. Does that help?

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That’s awesome you like it!

Thais seat can definitely be finicky for removing it from the base. I’ve heard from many it gets stuck and I’ve experienced it too.

Thanks for your input. I’m definitely no actor

In booster mode you can use the LATCH system but you don’t have too. Yes lower anchors have a max of 65 lbs including the seat and the child when the child is in harness mode. In harness mode the lower anchors or seatbelt are what is holding the child and car seat in the seat of the car. But the harness is holding the child in the car seat. In booster mode the seatbelt is what is holding the child and car seat in but the seatbelt is all that’s securing the child. The latch is just to hold the seat in the car when unoccupied. It serves no purpose when occupied in booster mode. If you don’t use the latch system in booster mode then the child needs to buckle the empty car seat in upon exiting the car. Other wise the seat is a projectile risk (and a very heavy one at that!)

@@Thecarsafekids Great, thank you so much for clearing that up!😁

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