Travel is more fun with Disney along for the ride. Rear-facing to 40 pounds and forward-facing to 50 pounds, the The Disney Baby Apt 50 Convertible Car Seat keeps them safer during every stage with Side Impact Protection. There’s also six harness heights and three buckle locations for the best fit as they grow. With
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Added on: August 9, 2018 - More: Comments & Reviews
Travel is more fun with Disney along for the ride. Rear-facing to 40 pounds and forward-facing to 50 pounds, the The Disney Baby Apt 50 Convertible Car Seat keeps them safer during every stage with Side Impact Protection. There’s also six harness heights and three buckle locations for the best fit as they grow.
With kids in the car, messes happen. Now, thanks to the easy-to-clean car seat pad, there’s no need to stress. The pad comes in a wide range of styles and colors, all of which remove from the seat and are both machine washable and dryer safe. A thorough wash is just a machine cycle away.
If your chosen vehicle happens to be an airplane, the Disney Baby Apt 50 has got you covered. Certified for use on aircraft, it gives your child a familiar seat during the flight. The lightweight and compact design also get you through the airport without weighing you down. Two integrated cup holders make sure your copilot has plenty of room for drinks or a snack during the ride, whether on ground or up in the air.
The Disney Baby Apt 50 is proudly made by Cosco in Columbus, Indiana. Made by American families for American families
Design needs improvement To be fair, the company was exceedingly generous and fast in returning my refund. I bought this for my one year old granddaughter. I wasnât happy with the design and/or engineering of the seat. The crotch belt slots are too far back, and it appears the crotch belt buckle is too short. This results in the buckle flopping back towards the rear of the seat, and you have to dig it out from under your childâs butt every time you put them in, and the buckle is then a little low on the child, right up…