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Joie stages?

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MonicaBingaling · 06/08/2021 19:39

Thinking of buying this for my tall 3 year old (he's more like 4)

Does anyone have this? What's your opinion on it

TIA

Xx

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teaandlotusbiscoff · 11/08/2021 19:05

If he’s under 18kg but tall it can be good as the harness doesn’t have a height limit so it can go higher than average group 1 seats. It does well safety wise as a rear facing seat and as a booster (not too well in forward facing harness). How much does he weigh and do you have a budget?

MonicaBingaling · 11/08/2021 20:21

@teaandlotusbiscoff

If he’s under 18kg but tall it can be good as the harness doesn’t have a height limit so it can go higher than average group 1 seats. It does well safety wise as a rear facing seat and as a booster (not too well in forward facing harness). How much does he weigh and do you have a budget?
Oh no don’t say it doesn’t do well in forward facing, why is that?

We ended up buying it in the end

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MonicaBingaling · 11/08/2021 20:22

And also it has isofix which is what we’ve used x

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Ikeeponkeepingon · 11/08/2021 20:29

You can use it rear facing to 18kg which it scorer very well in and it is much safer to rear face as long as you can.

1940s · 11/08/2021 20:37

I highly recommend axkid minikid. Rear facing to 25kg and very comfortable with decent leg room. 500% safer than forward facing

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