Car Seat Protection
- Thread starter Rkdiddy
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I have twins and we find the back a little small for our huge Evenflo car seats. That being said, we use an old (but perfect condition) acrylic blanket folded about 4 times to put under the seats and go across the entire back seat. Never had a problem, but I'm always having to vacuum up raisins, animal crackers, and fruit snacks (gummies).
I recommend getting some good tight sealing sippie cups for later, and enjoy having the back of the seats kicked once you turn the seat front facing.
Also, remember the latch hooks are little cut out pockets on the lower part of the back of the seat. My dealer didn't know where they were.
I recommend getting some good tight sealing sippie cups for later, and enjoy having the back of the seats kicked once you turn the seat front facing.
Also, remember the latch hooks are little cut out pockets on the lower part of the back of the seat. My dealer didn't know where they were.
I have always had this car seat protector under our car seat and it has served its purpose well IMO. I don't use the top portion because the carseat doesn't even touch it.
http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2267171
A little while back I had to move the carseat from the driver's side to the passenger side so I snapped these photos for another forum member to show what the seat looked like after about a year.
http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2267171
A little while back I had to move the carseat from the driver's side to the passenger side so I snapped these photos for another forum member to show what the seat looked like after about a year.
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That's the one I was talking about. I just picked up the tan version (they come in black, grey, and tan) this afternoon. I especially like how three edges are raised like a tray, so it can catch a pretty large amount of liquid.
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