[srere12]

Ok, so we are going to have our 3rd baby. We have a new 2007 Corolla and I do not want to trade it in. When the baby is born our children will be just turned 4 - he is a thin boy, average height, a 2 1/2 year old girl, average height / weight and a new born. I am not sure if it would be easier with two forward facing and an infant carrier or forward facing, infant carrier and booster. It seems like a booster would be thinner. I have squeezed in 3 carseats in the past when I have a friends child with me, but it doesn't seem to fit very well. We are on a very light buget, but I am willing to spend a little more if it will make it easier to fit. Do you think it is even possible. And if it isn't, is it ok to put the 4 year old in the front seat since the airbag turns off?

Thank You

	Forward Facing Car Seats A forward-facing car seat is one in which the child sits facing the front of the car. The seat should be installed in the back seat of your vehicle. Most forward-facing only seats are for children above 20 pounds.

	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.

	Booster Seat A booster seat raises your child up so that the car's lap and shoulder belts fit correctly. The lap belt should fall across the upper thighs. The shoulder belt should go across the middle of the shoulder and chest. A booster seat is used for older children up to about 80 pounds. Some states have passed laws requiring booster seats for children up to age 8 or 80 pounds. Check your state's law.