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4 in 1 baby trend car seat

4 in 1 baby trend car seat Cover Me 4-in-1 Convertible Car Seat with Canopy & Cup Holders – Modern Khaki

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4 in 1 baby trend car seat Cover Me 4-in-1 Convertible Car Seat with Canopy & Cup Holders – Modern KhakiDesigned to grow with your child, providing comfort, safety, and convenience every step of the way, the Baby Trend Cover Me 4 in 1 Convertible Car Seat is the ideal solution for your road trips and adventures. This car seat offers an integrated, patented height and adjustable angle UPF 50 plus canopy for comprehensive in car shade protection. Adjusting and removing is simple because it is incorporated and coupled to a built in track. While the car is

Designed to grow with your child, providing comfort, safety, and convenience every step of the way, the Baby Trend Cover Me 4-in-1 Convertible Car Seat is the ideal solution for your road trips and adventures.

This car seat offers an integrated, patented height and adjustable angle UPF 50 plus canopy for comprehensive in-car shade protection. Adjusting and removing is simple because it is incorporated and coupled to a built-in track. While the car is moving and there are several sunspots, flip-out side visors offer additional shade protection for children.

Built with premium, deluxe fabric, and materials, this car seat offers extra padding to keep your child comfortable on a long ride. 2 deep cup holders allow children to place their sippy cups and snacks within reach. Equipped with a headrest with a no-rethread harness, the convertible seat offers ultra-convenience for parents when adjusting the headrest position. With the zero radius recline, plus flip foot for dual recline adjustment, parents can easily adjust the seat and recline in the car. It can also hold a child from 4 to 100 pounds with 4 unique modes: rear-facing infant, rear-facing toddler, forward-facing toddler, and belt-positioning booster.

You can rest assured that your child will ride in comfort, style, and safety on all your adventures with the Cover Me 4-in-1 Convertible Car Seat from Baby Trend, the excellent choice for parents and kids alike.

  • Bring your child along with your adventure with the cover me 4-in-1 convertible car seat with an adjustable UPF 50+ canopy
  • Provides an innovative height and angle adjustable canopy for complete in-car shade protection; Built-in track allows for easy adjustability and removal
  • Flip-out side visors for additional protection for several sunspots
  • Deluxe fabric seat construction with extra padding lets your child ride with comfort in mind
  • For snacks and cans, the car seat is designed with 2 deep cup holders
  • Headrest can be adjusted with a no-rethread harness; Car seat with zero radius recline with a flip foot for dual recline adjustment
  • Can accommodate 4 to 100 pounds; Offers 4 unique modes: rear-facing infant, rear-facing toddler, forward-facing toddler, and belt-positioning booster
  • Rear-facing infant mode 4 to 18 pounds
  • Rear-facing toddler mode 18 to 40 pounds
  • Forward-facing with Harness mode: 23 to 65 pounds
  • Belt-positioning booster mode: 40 to 100 pounds
  • Maximum height recommendation: 57 inches
  • Color: Black
  • Dimensions (L x W x H): 16.6 x 18.5 x 29.5 inches
  • Weight: 18 pounds
  • Manufacturer warranty: 1-year warranty
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