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Date Posted: 19:00:30 04/12/03 Sat
Author: Tricia
Subject: Jen, I think I can answer...
In reply to: jabates98 's message, "I am confused..." on 16:28:27 04/12/03 Sat

The seat comes with the latch/tether capabilities. You can not use the latch system (where you don't need a seatbelt at all, it latches and tethers to your floor and seat (new model cars). That feature can only be used to 48lbs. It is not a belt positioning booster at all. It is uses like a regular harness carseat up to 85lbs I think (with seatbelt threaded thru like a normal carseat).
Does that make sense?
The latch/tether is an option but must be used with the seatbelt (threaded, not like a belt-positioning booster like you are using now)after child reaches 48lbs.

Hope that helps.
Tricia

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  • Jen, Tricia is correct about the LATCH vs. seatbelt (more) -- Lori, 22:37:47 04/12/03 Sat
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