Comfy but short lived: Snugride car seat

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\n\nHolding the baby at the back seat for a long distance journey is not a small task, especially if the baby is a weighty one like mine. So I got the Graco Snugride connect 30 infant car seat to ease wy wife's task and make long distance journey more interesting for both of us.

The seat looked well padded with all the necessary paraphernalia to fulfill its primary function as an infant car seat as well as a secondary one as a baby carrier. It has an adjustable handle for easy lifting and also a detachable base that comes in handy while the product functions as a car seat but not necessary as a baby carrier off the car.

One interesting thing about Snugride classic is that it is equipped with an adjustable seat belt which can be adjusted to suit the height of the baby as he/she grows with time. It also has a plug for attachment with a stroller. It's just like having a single product that can serve triple purpose; a baby car seat, stroller or just an ordinary carrier.

I encountered a bit of difficulty coupling the seat together with the manual a bit unclear, perhaps it's just me. I eventually got around at when I consulted the Web for directions. For a product that I got for almost $90, I was a bit pained that my baby quickly outgrew it both in height and in width. He's a bit of a giant and each time I try to fix him into it, he cries me a river. If only it had an adjustable width and height.

Comfy but short lived: Snugride car seat | Ecency