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From: markr@tekig1.UUCP (Mark Rust)
Newsgroups: net.kids
Subject: Re: info on 20-40lb. car-seats wanted
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Date: Mon, 26-Nov-84 13:40:28 EST
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Posted: Mon Nov 26 13:40:28 1984
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> At 7 months and 28 inches, Ariela is now outgrowing her
> Dyno-Mite car-seat (the type which faces backwards when
> strapped in, and can be carried out). We'd appreciate
> comments on what to get now - there seem to be a number
> of models on the market, some with a front bar, some without.
> Any particular recommendations?
> David & Simone Sherman
> utcsrgv!lsuc!dave / utcsrgv!lsuc!simone

We have a One-Step (by Questor I think) that we really enjoy.
It has a spring loaded bar that comes down over the childs
head and straps for their shoulders that are attached to the
bar.  I would suggest either getting one with a corduroy cover
unless you are handy with designing covers (or you could buy one,
I suppose), since the dark brown vinyl gets very hot.  

Our favorite feature is that Samantha (our 16 mo. daughter, pride
and joy, etc :-)  ) can help fasten herself in, usually.  All 
that she has to do is pull the bar down in front of herself and
leave the actual latching to us.  The latch is a very heavy duty
small seatbelt latch.

Hope this helps.  

Mark Rust


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