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Geo & baby
Hello ladies,
hope you are all well..
we have finally bought the travel system at the baby show in London.
After shopping around for 6h on prams we have finally made up our mind..we were left with Bugaboo cameleon or Britax.. in the end my husband and I we could not justify pay £400 more for the bugaboo so we went for the britax, we have not used it as the baby is only due the 15 dec but we are very happy with our choice...anyoneelse has bought the same pram/travel system recently? any feedback? we have got for
Britax Vigour 4+ with isofix.
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the company i work for make britax parts. very well made, extremely safe so you've got a good pram there! x
the company i work for make britax parts. very well made, extremely safe so you've got a good pram there! x
where are the anchor points for installing a baby seat in a mitsubishi expressL300 campervan?
sapphire66
Lovely old campervan rear passenger seats collapse to make bed. Have newborn and wish to travel but can't put a large bar across back. Any other suggestions please.
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I'm not familiar with your van specifically but I know a lot of vehicles don't have anchor points, especially if you mean the LATCH/ISOFIX system (called various other things in other countries) which only was required in all vehicles manufactured after 2002.
I don't know about the collapsing seats but check the owner's manual for your vehicle - if you don't have it, I'd go online & search or to your local Mitsubishi dealer & see if you can get a copy. Since you have a newborn, you should be using a rear-facing carseat & everything I've read indicates they work great with just the seatbelt if installed properly. Definitely worth a visit to your local police, fire department or any the other places that do free carseat safety checks.
Good luck!
I'm not familiar with your van specifically but I know a lot of vehicles don't have anchor points, especially if you mean the LATCH/ISOFIX system (called various other things in other countries) which only was required in all vehicles manufactured after 2002.
I don't know about the collapsing seats but check the owner's manual for your vehicle - if you don't have it, I'd go online & search or to your local Mitsubishi dealer & see if you can get a copy. Since you have a newborn, you should be using a rear-facing carseat & everything I've read indicates they work great with just the seatbelt if installed properly. Definitely worth a visit to your local police, fire department or any the other places that do free carseat safety checks.
Good luck!
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