@@TheFrenchGlow awesome! I watched this and the baby jogger and I’m 95% sure we’re going to go with the Graco because you don’t have to uninstall to change the recline.
I'm so glad you said this! Because I was about to let him know. Lol. I feel the cupholder was the hardest thing to install. I had to hold a light under to line up the "u"shape and the force it down till it clicked. But definitely won't be moving anywhere if the kids touch it. 😅😅
I bought an Ebenflo 360 and it works much better than the Graco one. I bought a turn on me and the chair does not allow you to turn 360 like the Ebenflo because it is comfortable that when your baby falls asleep and on the front you can turn it so that it can lie down and You can't do that with the Graco, plus the price is 100 dll more. I think I regret having bought a Graco.
Hi the Graco would be slightly smaller than the evenflo 360 slim. The most difficult part is that if you are over 6' tall in a small car, leg room will start getting restricted.
Question: so it doesn’t turn when it’s in forward facing? Only rear facing you can turn the seat around to put child in? If it’s in recline 1/2/3 and you install it forward facing can you still try to turn around or would that be unsafe? I want to get this for my 9month old and will have it rear facing but I also have a 3.5 y/o who is coward facing and it would be nice to be able to turn him around strap him in then have him back to forward facing again. Pls help I’m almost about to checkout !!
Does this graco 360 offer more leg room for front row seats when it is rear facing and in most decline or does the evenflo360 offer more legroom? I currently have the Evenflo and love the 360 option but its a little tight for the front seat passengers who are 5'8+
Hi! What type of vehicle do you have (suv, sedan, etc)? The Graco 360 will offer slightly more legroom for the front row because of the design. For reference, we can use the Graco 360 in a jeep wrangler and someone up to 5'10- 6' might have enough room upfront but no way would I use the evenflo.
@@TheFrenchGlow I have a Mazda CX 9. I'm perfectly fine in the front with the Evenflo 360 but was looking into the Graco for helping other taller passengers in the front seat 😁
The baby jogger can only be used up to 32” long. My daughter is at 31.50” so I just had to buy this Turn2Me. The baby jogger will fit in a smaller vehicle though.
@@My3kidzaremyworld I don't think a baby would actually make contact with the seat but more worried about that would get jerked around.. I'm honestly thinking about making my own mount in the floor..
Hi, no it does not. The Graco is install or remove only. You could remove the seats on the evenflo gold 360 or cybex. BUT the seat is much heavier than the base on 360 units, does not have easy handles or lie flat on the ground.
@@TheFrenchGlow No! You did not click the cups all the way into the bottom part. Mine are very firmly in. The "click in" is at the bottom, not the side.
The trick to install the cupholders correctly is to start by angling the top part with the "fin" on the rear downwards. The bottom part should be angled upwards. Insert the rear fin into that vertical slot then slide the bottom into place. You'll hear it click and then it'll be security in place.
No car seat, 360 revolving or not.. should be placed and used in the reclined position while forward facing. The carseat would be pushed too far up on the seat and too close to the driver/passenger seat if you reclined it. Recline is rear facing only
Hi! If you want to sit 2 large kids + 1 carseat, it could work if you have a large suv. But for 3 carseats no it cannot. I also tried with 2 evenflo slim revolve360 + 1 maxi cosi and it wouldn't fit 3 in a row. The best any of the 2 in 1 convertible car seats can do is 2 carseats with a gap in the middle. Hope that helps!
Hi! The snuglock should be secure. It could be your seat belt has no or too much give (ie the snuglock cannot push down enough because the belt is too tight or you have too much seat belt and you didn't lock the seat belt so it can only be tightened but not loosened). I would recommend removing the belt out and locking up your seat belt (each car is different but usually you pull the seat belt out all the way until it goes into a locking mode) and trying it with more give but still a secure fit. Also sometimes the belt might slip out of the belt seatholder on the carseat base which also interferes with closing the snuglock completely. If you can close the snuglock without the seat belt easily, it should be able to be secured.
I’ve been researching car seats for far too long now and this video was rhe best one at showing me what I needed to know.
Hi! Thanks for watching! I have more coming but definitely recommend the Graco.
@@TheFrenchGlow awesome! I watched this and the baby jogger and I’m 95% sure we’re going to go with the Graco because you don’t have to uninstall to change the recline.
This is such a great review
Push in on the cup holder once you have it inserted and you’ll hear it lock and click.
I'm so glad you said this! Because I was about to let him know. Lol. I feel the cupholder was the hardest thing to install. I had to hold a light under to line up the "u"shape and the force it down till it clicked. But definitely won't be moving anywhere if the kids touch it. 😅😅
Same thing I learned when installing it as well. 💯
Great video. Thank you!
This is the one to get after thorough research. Thank you.
I have gifted two of the Gracos for baby showers and both loved it.
Hello! Great video:) question, can you rotate seat to place child in while installed for forward facing ?
No
I bought an Ebenflo 360 and it works much better than the Graco one. I bought a turn on me and the chair does not allow you to turn 360 like the Ebenflo because it is comfortable that when your baby falls asleep and on the front you can turn it so that it can lie down and You can't do that with the Graco, plus the price is 100 dll more. I think I regret having bought a Graco.
If you push the cupholder hard the bottom part will click. Even me will have a tough time taking it off.
Hi, great video! what would you recommend this one or even flo 360 slim for small car?😅
Hi the Graco would be slightly smaller than the evenflo 360 slim. The most difficult part is that if you are over 6' tall in a small car, leg room will start getting restricted.
Can you turn from forward facing to side to get baby out?
when are you supposed to remove the infant insert?
How do u move the harness straps
It doesn't detach for portabilitg?
Question: so it doesn’t turn when it’s in forward facing? Only rear facing you can turn the seat around to put child in?
If it’s in recline 1/2/3 and you install it forward facing can you still try to turn around or would that be unsafe?
I want to get this for my 9month old and will have it rear facing but I also have a 3.5 y/o who is coward facing and it would be nice to be able to turn him around strap him in then have him back to forward facing again.
Pls help I’m almost about to checkout !!
Looking for answer to this question as well.
Do you have a comparison video or an opinion on which you like better between the evenflo 360 extend?
Hi! Yes you can watch my comparison here and I have a extend video separately. ruclips.net/video/IfSi1b6ZP28/видео.html
Does this graco 360 offer more leg room for front row seats when it is rear facing and in most decline or does the evenflo360 offer more legroom? I currently have the Evenflo and love the 360 option but its a little tight for the front seat passengers who are 5'8+
Hi! What type of vehicle do you have (suv, sedan, etc)? The Graco 360 will offer slightly more legroom for the front row because of the design. For reference, we can use the Graco 360 in a jeep wrangler and someone up to 5'10- 6' might have enough room upfront but no way would I use the evenflo.
@@TheFrenchGlow I have a Mazda CX 9. I'm perfectly fine in the front with the Evenflo 360 but was looking into the Graco for helping other taller passengers in the front seat 😁
Can the cushions be removed for cleaning like the evenflo 360 extend?
Yes
Will this or the baby jogget fit in a smaller car? I have a jeep patriot, and bf is about 6'1
The baby jogger can only be used up to 32” long. My daughter is at 31.50” so I just had to buy this Turn2Me. The baby jogger will fit in a smaller vehicle though.
My only complaint is i dont like that you cant secure the back rest when in the rear facing position.. You can tip the seat up quite a distance..
Having the same issue with my daughter carseat
@@My3kidzaremyworld I don't think a baby would actually make contact with the seat but more worried about that would get jerked around.. I'm honestly thinking about making my own mount in the floor..
Got one of these and can't seem to adjust the shoulder straps when I switched car any guidance?
hi! are the shoulder straps stuck on something?
Hi, is it possible to rotate forward facing from rear facing? I know it's not rotating from front facing though..
does this carry and reattach back in like for dr appts etc
Hi, no it does not. The Graco is install or remove only. You could remove the seats on the evenflo gold 360 or cybex. BUT the seat is much heavier than the base on 360 units, does not have easy handles or lie flat on the ground.
The cup holders don't just pop off. You just didn't install yours correctly. You should hear a snap when you install them.
Hi! I use this regularly and you can clip it in but your child can still remove them easily.
@@TheFrenchGlow No! You did not click the cups all the way into the bottom part. Mine are very firmly in. The "click in" is at the bottom, not the side.
@@InTheArtRoom4 Agreed, I installed them incorrectly initially as well. You really have to snap them in hard. It takes some force.
The trick to install the cupholders correctly is to start by angling the top part with the "fin" on the rear downwards. The bottom part should be angled upwards. Insert the rear fin into that vertical slot then slide the bottom into place. You'll hear it click and then it'll be security in place.
Hello! Does it recline while front facing?
hi! In high booster or front facing mode, it does not recline.
You have to change the recline while in rear facing and then rotate the seat into front facing. It took me awhile to figure that piece out! 😂
Does it rotate while front facing?
hi! you cannot rotate it in front facing. The back of the seats in the car will block it from rotating.
Does it recline in front facing?
No car seat, 360 revolving or not.. should be placed and used in the reclined position while forward facing. The carseat would be pushed too far up on the seat and too close to the driver/passenger seat if you reclined it. Recline is rear facing only
does anyone know if this comes off the base? do you have to take the baby out every time?!
Hi! It does not come off base and you do not have to take the seat out everytime
This is only for car use, not for stroller, correct?
Wondering to know too
Can this fit 3 across?
Hi! If you want to sit 2 large kids + 1 carseat, it could work if you have a large suv. But for 3 carseats no it cannot. I also tried with 2 evenflo slim revolve360 + 1 maxi cosi and it wouldn't fit 3 in a row. The best any of the 2 in 1 convertible car seats can do is 2 carseats with a gap in the middle. Hope that helps!
So you recommend this one over the revolve 360 slim?
It depends where you prefer the handle locations. The seats are equally cushy but not too soft. I think both are very good and easy to clean.
@@TheFrenchGlow we ended up ordering the gold slim
With the snug lock closed my seat is not at all secured. Is my snug lock defective?
Hi! The snuglock should be secure. It could be your seat belt has no or too much give (ie the snuglock cannot push down enough because the belt is too tight or you have too much seat belt and you didn't lock the seat belt so it can only be tightened but not loosened). I would recommend removing the belt out and locking up your seat belt (each car is different but usually you pull the seat belt out all the way until it goes into a locking mode) and trying it with more give but still a secure fit. Also sometimes the belt might slip out of the belt seatholder on the carseat base which also interferes with closing the snuglock completely. If you can close the snuglock without the seat belt easily, it should be able to be secured.
Well, I cannot see what u r doing. I hope u can make a better demonstration. Thx for ur info.