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The kind of boosters that bigger kids - like, past 1st or 2nd grade - typically use are more or less interchangeable (so you could have an extra booster in the
by cool_dude85 2y ago
The kind of boosters that bigger kids - like, past 1st or 2nd grade - typically use are more or less interchangeable (so you could have an extra booster in the garage for when a kid stays the night, and not worry about fit) and cheap (so, not too bad to pay for the extra booster). They also tend to be pretty quick to put in or take out, unlike car seats for babies.
So, it is an additional logistics challenge, but not too bad of one, I'd say.
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- bcrosby95 2y agoWe have various local "buy nothing" Facebook groups and through those have never had to pay for a booster seat, despite having 7 - enough to fully outfit both of our cars with them.
- parpfish 2y agoCan you actually fit seven in you car (I assume minivan)? Because that’d be great. I remember groups of sevenish kids piling into a car after a soccer game and getting ice cream. I think little things like that do a lot for your sense of autonomy when you can do something in a public place as a kid without a 1:1 ratio of kid:supervisor.
- bcrosby95 2y agoNo, we can fit 6 in the minivan, but we tend to just keep 5 in the minivan and 2 in the other car.