[lisa_h]

My son is fairly large, at 6 months he was 30" and 21 lbs. That was a month ago. I don't really want to know how tall he is now. My problem is rear facing seats. I know he is already too tall and weighs too much for his seat now, but I can't find a good alternative. If I get a combo seat then I can't lift him out easily when he is asleep, plus all the combo seats I have seen do not recline as much as a "just" rear facing seat. I am lost. I saw one from Graco that was rear facing upto 30 lbs and 1 yr, but he is only a few inches away from the max length they say is the length for a 1 yr old. My guess is that seat would last 1 month, if he hasn't grown in a month (LOL).

Does anyone have any good suggestions? I just don't want to resort to a combo if there is an answer out there.

Lisa

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