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I can't fit my Jane autocarrycot next to 3yo's car seat! What can I do.....

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Maenad · 29/08/2008 23:41

DH has come in from the car after doing rough measurements, and announced that the autocarrycot which we just got down from the loft in anticipation of DC2's arrival will not fit on the back seat of our car next to the MaxiCosi Priori XP. Aaargh. We have the Jane travel system including autocarrycot and Rebel carseat for next stage.

I loved this system last time round - it allowed sleeping baby to be transferred from car to pram to house completely undisturbed and lying flat all the while.

Anyone got any ideas??? Does anybody know if the Jane Matrix might fit instead? (not sure if it's shorter but I know it lies flat like the autocarrycot and maybe we could just get one of those to clip onto the buggy chassis instead?)

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Maenad · 29/08/2008 23:42

... Or if we were to get a next-stage booster seat to replace the MaxiCosi, does anyone know if it would take up less space on the back seat?

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nappyaddict · 29/08/2008 23:44

i take it you have not seen this

RedHead81 · 29/08/2008 23:47

omg - thats scary

Maenad · 29/08/2008 23:47

OMG

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Ready4anotherCoffee · 29/08/2008 23:48

OMG na, that is scarey!

susiecutiebananas · 29/08/2008 23:49

That video does not look like the child is actually strapped into the seat. can't see the chest straps...

not sure its a very helpful video tbh... sorry.

nappyaddict · 29/08/2008 23:50

Why can't you just use the rebel car seat?

nappyaddict · 29/08/2008 23:52

btw how do you strap the baby into the carrycot?

Maenad · 29/08/2008 23:53

I was worried about the amount of time you could put a newborn into the rebel... I suppose I could use the rebel just as a car seat and then use the autocarrycot just as part of the pram and then it would be OK from that point of view. But I so loved being able to transfer from car to pram without having to disturb the baby.

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Maenad · 29/08/2008 23:54

There is a broad strap that goes around the baby's tummy and fastens with velcro in the carrycot.

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nappyaddict · 30/08/2008 00:21

It looks like that's the sort of strap on the matrix too.

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