question-circle Ferrari Car Seats - Birth to 18kg

15 years 3 months ago #194685 by Frankie
@Mandz: Thanks, I am also on vitality, so it sounds like a great deal. I sometimes forget about my vouchers! Will go check it out today.

From Durbanville, living in Johannesburg
Our son is almost 4
Our daughter is almost 1

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15 years 3 months ago #194682 by Nels_n
I have the Fisher price one and I must say we are very with it. Its soft and comfortable, its exactly the same as the Ferrari but the nice thing about the Ferrari is the beep when its unbuckled. The fabric is fantastic as well.

Amara born 2 December 2009 Weight 3.30
Kwakhanya born 1 April 2015
weight 3.41kg
Mommy to 2 beautiful boys.

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15 years 4 months ago #194657 by Mandz
Frankie thats my thought as well. In the Graco baby seat Jordyns feet were touching the seat already, and I was also wondering how much longer his legs could get and if they would have to bend!

The Ferrari Seat is R1195 but you get a R200 discount if you were on Discovery Vitality.

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15 years 4 months ago #194654 by lientjie
We have the red Ferrari seat and are very happy with it! I also really liked the safety alarm on the buckle and we got a discount on it with our Discovery vouchers. Can't remember what it cost.

We started using it front-facing when our LG was about 9.5kg, because we went on a long road-trip and I wanted her to be able to see more, etc.

Would highly recommend it! :)

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15 years 4 months ago #194629 by Frankie
Stupid question: if a 10-14kg toddler sits rear-facing, is there space for their legs?

What does the Ferrari seat cost, it does look nice.

From Durbanville, living in Johannesburg
Our son is almost 4
Our daughter is almost 1

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15 years 4 months ago #194623 by Mandz
I agree about rear facing, and he is still rear facing. But also in that article it says rear facing until seats specifications. So like this one says rear facing 0-10 and front 9-18kg. So my question is, our car seats are not designed to carry older children rear facing-are we not also taking a risk by ignoring this warning on the seats? There are always too many questions. I will keep Jordyn rear facing until 10kg.

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15 years 4 months ago #194622 by Sicha
After reading this www.joelsjourney.org/index.html, I decided I will keep my LG's car seat rear facing for as long as I can. I am using the Nania car seat.

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