[agundla]

I need advice. I have a 4 yo dd who is 32#, 41 inches that I want to move to a youth seat with 5 point harness. I also have a 7 mos old dd who is 16# 27.5 inch that is currently in SnugRide that I will probably move to Triumph 5 RF. Can I fit a Regent next to RF Triump in middle seat of 2006 Toyota Sienna 8 passenger with the Triumph in the center position and the Regent in the outboard passenger position? If not, what would be best place for the Regent? I also heard that Britax was re-designing Regent for 2008 (nothing posted on their website). Anybody know anything about that? I would hate to buy 2007 version if a new one will be out soon. I have a bit of time before I have to move 4 yo dd to another seat as we have 2 Triumphs and an Apex 65 (Apex 65 is for husband's car).

Would you recommend Regent over the Recaro or Radian 80? I have read many reviews and I am torn....I hate to say it but they seem so close that I also factored in available patterns...she wants a girly pattern but if there is one has a clear-cut advantage, I would go with that one. By the way, we do not move our carseats, once installed, they stay there. We buy others for other vehicles.

Thanks!

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