hmmm no, was fiddling with it yesterday and didn't notice that...will get it out again when DH gets home.
The hi-pod ones didn't seems that much higher on her sadly (even with the top extended). She's growing like a weed (read she's going to be a supermodel ) and I don't want to fork out for something that will only last a bit...though saying that thought I'd get longer out of this one too lol.
Yeah, that's right Mel. Providing the seat belt goes across their body the way it's suppose to. With Nina, it will as she's tall. And as your kids are tall, I can't see that being a problem with you at all.
We bought a maxirider this time round because with DD1 she was well out of the biggest booster seat on the market by the time she was 4 (eye height). The maxi AHR *is* extendable, just make sure if you are using a regular seat belt that you use the clip that comes with it at the bottom, as it prevents the child from slipping out under the belt (it's called submarining and can cause serious injuires to the chest & throat region). It is worth getting the instruction book out and reading it again to make sure you're still using the seat safely, kwim?
I overheard a staff member at Babybunting telling someone that the maxi is the last seat you need and will take them up to 7 years, maybe i heard wrong?
Yep Loula that should be right - I've just got an Amazon child - she's very tall. They should be in a seatbelt with the anti submarining clip and shoulder strap holder once they hit 18kgs according to the website too.
My MaxiRider isn't the newest model though so will that make a difference?
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