Rear / Forward Facing · All-in-one · Booster · Chair-style · Wind Chimes Ii
From baby to big kid, the Adjust ‘n Go 3-in-1 Convertible Car Seat is there for your family through three different stages from 5-80 pounds. – This adjustable car seat can be used in the rear-facing position from 5-40 pounds, and includes a comfy grow-with-baby pillow to give a smaller baby a snug fit. The pillow easily removes when no longer needed. Once in forward-facing mode, the Adjust ‘n Go keeps your child safer in the harness up to 50 pounds. When your child is ready to transition to vehicle seat belts, simply remove the harness to use the Adjust ‘n Go 3-in-1 Car Seat in belt-positioning booster mode all the way up to 80 pounds. – In both rear-facing and forward-facing mode, harness holders keep the harness in an open position. This makes it easier for you to get your child in and out of the car seat. No more fishing for the harness and clips from behind your child theyre right there when you need them. The Quick – Fit Harness offers additional convenience in both of these stages by letting you adjust the height of both the headrest and harness in one quick and easy step, making it simple to give your growing child the best fit. In booster mode, the headrest still adjusts easily on its own so that you can continue to get the best fit for your child. – The Adjust ‘n Go is simple to clean with a machine washable and dryer safe cover that removes easily from the seat. The pad attaches to the seat with snaps so theres no need to remove the harness or disassemble the car seat. Just unsnap and lift the pad away to put it in the machine. The cup holder is also designed to be easy to clean. Just twist it out and put it into the dishwasher to get rid of the goopy buildup that ends up in every kids cup holder. – The Adjust ‘n Go is designed to provide more comfort to you and your other adult passengers too. It takes up less room when placed rear-facing, giving up to 7 inches more leg room for grownups in the front seat. Safety 1st believes parenting should have fewer worries and more joyful moments. As the first and
