[s-cars] Booster seats

[pkrasusky at ups.com]

Ding!  That's the one(s).

The great part about maintaining a 'backed' seat is the monsters can tip there little weary PB&J stained faces over and catch inevitable 'ride home' zzzzz's w/o being a bobble-head 8-).

YMc&wV


ps.  hey Old Man Meyers:  "baaack when IIIIII was yerrrrrr aaaaaage...  we'd _walk_ to schooooool.  UPHILL!  Bothhhhh waaaaays.  We ate DIRT and we LIKED IT"...  baaaaaaaaaahahahahahahaa step away from the Geritol it's time for your 11a.m. nap! 8-)

-Paul

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From: yo-cello at comcast.net [mailto:yo-cello at comcast.net]
Sent: Wednesday, March 24, 2010 9:39 AM
To: Krasusky Paul (WQQ2PXK)
Cc: s-car-list at audifans.com; fastscirocco 2000
Subject: Re: [s-cars] Booster seats


I'll second Paul's recommendation for the Britax boosters (the "Parkway" model specifically ), but they are height adjustable as the kids grow, and my kids used them up till 80 lbs (my son, anyway - my daughter still uses hers at age 7 and probably will for a couple more years.  One thing I will note is that both kids find them really comfortable, even on long drives.  The head rest was specifically appreciated and we never felt the need to move to a "no-back" booster.



Paul