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Mother's Choice Allure Convertible Car Seat $149 Delivered Online or Instore @ Target. Was $299

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Mother's Choice Allure Convertible Car Seat $149 Delivered Online or Instore @ Target. Was $299
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BargainBender on 02/08/2017 - 14:52 target.com.au (460 clicks)

PLEASE NOTE: Offer ends 16/08/2017. This offer not available at Target Country stores unless stated otherwise.
From the Target website
The Mother's Choice Allure convertible car seat features a rearward and forward-facing functionality making transporting your little one a breeze. Rearward-facing is suitable from newborn to approx. 6 months of age or until the infant’s shoulders meet the lower height marker. Forward-facing to be used in forward-facing position with built-in harness from approx. 6 months of age to approx. 4 years of age or until the child’s shoulders reach the top shoulder height marker.

Rearward/forward-facing convertible car seat.
Multi-position adjustable headrest.
Two forward-facing recline positions for greater comfort.
Great fabric design with easy to remove machine washable covers.
Easy to install.
2 year warranty on the covers and 6 years on the seat shell for your peace of mind.

Product Features

Product weight: 4.7kg.
Product dimensions: 46W x 44.5D x 67H cm.

Toys & Kids Baby Car Seat Mother’s Choice Allure Convertible Car Seat

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closed Comments

  • King Steuart on 02/08/2017 - 14:53

    What are the benefits of getting a 6mo-4yo as opposed to a 6mo-8yo?

    • angelkulit025 on 02/08/2017 - 16:17
      +1

      there's even a 0-8yo now.

      http://infasecure.com.au/products/13-grandeur-treo/

    • coffeed on 02/08/2017 - 16:39
      +1

      Most 6mo-8yo seats won't have a rear facing option which isn't ideal as kids are best rear facing until 1yo. I've observed that 6mo-4yo seats are also more snug. That said, I moved my then 3yr old into a 6mo-8yo seat to free up the baby seat and he couldn't wriggle his arms out of the harness like he could with his baby seat.

      Harnessed boosters also appear to make them sit more upright vs the slight recline in a baby seat.

      Kids have to be in a booster until 8yrs old so using a 6m-8yo seat saves having to buy another seat once they turn 4 or outgrow the other seat.

  • justtoreply on 03/08/2017 - 07:38

    If only https://www.childcarseats.com.au/ could test more models it would make my decision easier

    Reluctant to buy a model that isn't tested, because product reviews can't really consider safety.. Need crash tests. Yes there are Australian standards, but since i don't own a copy i don't know what's in them.

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