Way late, but yeah, I was going to say I think the Dreamtime is the best for sleeping. DD's a booster snob, and I made her try it, and she said, it's hard! and I said, what do you expect for $40? And she said, Padding in the head? LOL. It's fine, though, she was being annoyed that I keep making her try seats in stores
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08-04-2014 #11
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09-15-2014 #12
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09-15-2014 #13
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Very cool! Yeah, I'm so much happier with my little zoom zoom with a couple of backlesses. I manage to fit a rubbermaid trunk organizer in the 'trunk' to keep milk and watermelons from rolling around, I'm glad I don't have to try to get a stroller back there!
Julie
Child Passenger Safety Technician (CPST)
DS age 18--Driving--(booster till 11 and almost 5ft tall)
DD1 age 16--Learner's Permit!(booster till 11 and almost 5 ft tall)
DD2 age 9-Safety 1st Incognito
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