[MnMadhouse]

If you could measure your backseat, we could likely be able to recommend some seats. I know that Baby Trend infant carriers (they are at bigger targets and babies r us) have a small base and the seats aren't too terribly wide.

I have a safeseat sitting in my house right now (I purchased it for a friend) and it is 19" wide at it's widest point, so there goes 38" with just the base and the marathon is almost 20", so if your backseat is around 58" wide, you may be able to get them in there.

As for the 3rd row in the Volvo, check the manual and see if you can have seats in that location. If you can, if the 3rd row splits, you could install one seat in that location, then your other 2 in the 2nd row. I have known many people to use their 3rd row with only one seat and put their child in through the back of the vehicle!!

	Infant Car Seats Infant-only rear-facing seats are for babies up to about 22 to 30 pounds, depending on the specific car seat. You will need a new seat when your child gets bigger. Infant-only seats have handles that allow you to move the seat from the car to the house or other locations. Some have a base that you can leave installed in the car, so you can just click the car seat into place each time you use it.

	Britax Marathon - Click for more info Increasing the time a child can safely stay in their convertible car seat is a big issue and Britax engineers have come through in a big way with the introduction of the Britax Marathon with LATCH. A LATCH Compatible Convertible Child Seat, the Britax Marathon can be used rear facing 5 to 33 pounds and forward facing from 20 to 65 pounds. Compare the numbers and you will see it is hard to find a seat with these weight limits that is safe and functional.

	Graco Safe Seat Step 1 - Click for more info The Graco Safe Seat (Step 1)—if you couldn't gather from the name— is intended to be the first of a three-seat process. The Step 1 is for infants in a rear-facing position; the Step 2 is for bigger, older kids in the forward-position; the Step 3 is a belt-positioning booster seat without the safety harness of the previous two.