[HankandCharlie]

I've got a Britax Boulevard for my son. It has been facing the rear but now he is over 1 year and almost 25 pounds so its time to switch the seat. In the rear position the seat fit fine. Now that I'm trying to get to face front, I'm having difficulties. Specifically, the design of the car's seats is such that the only way to tightly connect the Britax places the base at an angle to the car's seat. Is this ok? there is no "play" or movement in the seat, but it looks wrong, it looks like the base should be totally flat on the car's seat. Any ideas or advice?

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