This is the best ,most comprehensive review. You are the only one giving the best tips: where to attach the anchors,how to battle the retractable belts etc...you deserve 5 stars and 2 thumbs up. 👍👍 thank you
This is how I installed mine. Was stressing too. Sat in the car in the AC for a cool 15 minutes decompressing. Then it dawned on me to use the seat belt and top anchor only and finally got it correct! This video just reassured me I did it right!
Thank you very much, we’re the grandparents, my daughter is visiting and we have two grandchildren and we didn’t know how to install de car seats. We saw a lot of videos and yours are the easy and more clear instructions, so we did it thanks to you, thank you again!
God send. Thank you sooo much. I been driving around with this seat just sitting, My fiancé has a 2 yr old and I wanted to surprise her with a car seat for my car. After many failed attempts with the not so helpful childless friends of mine, the smart one was like man let’s RU-vid this mess. Now we are celebrating with beer like we did something major
@@daishawillis6520 NEVER put an infant forward facing! You must read the height and weight requirement at at least age 2 before turning forwards..This is a life or death situation for your baby.. Please,it's worth the wait..
I sat in the car next to my baby’s car seat really frustrated at how complex it seemed to set this up. Then it dawned on me to try a “how to” video on youtube and your demonstration was fantastic! The company should applaud your effort or upload to their site. Long story short, it’s all set up and a big THANK YOU for making the complex simple! All the best to you& your family! 💫
Thank you so much for this video I was outside of target after purchasing this car seat struggling for 25 mins almost cried and then after a day I got on RU-vid and clicked on your safety installing and this saved our lives literally thank you so much 😊 ❤🎉
Thank You So Much. Kuddos to you from this Momma who started ALL THE WAY OVER..😂🤣😂🤣 There's an 18 year difference between My Baby Girl and her Brother. 🤣😭
Thank you! I had a fireman help me the first time because I nearly went insane trying to do it myself. Today, I had a car problem, but I wasn't even worried about the car break down. I was worried about swapping THIS thing from car to car. I almost asked the car rental people or the Uber driver if THEY could help. I almost asked a construction worker if he could help. Not even kidding. After your video, I feel a little less frazzled, thank you.
This forward-facing installation video is far better than the other forward-facing installation video videos I have seen on youtube, Thanks for sharing; I really appreciate the simplicity.
Doing this in FL summer heat was very frustrating the first time but Luckily I was able to refer back to this video to adjust it in some fall weather this time and it was way easier the second time lol thanks for this video 🥰
This was great. I used your tightening technique on the Guide 65 and it worked just fine. You were right. My seat belt was not locked. I got it into the rachet sound position as you described.
Logged in to say thanks! I read the car manual to discover you could lock the seatbelt but I haven't seen it on any other video.. In addition, I hired a car with a car seat and they didn't lock the seatbelt when putting it in the car.. I drove it for three days in a foreign city not knowing any better (my primary carseat has isofix) #facepalm
Really good video! Thanks. I returned a latch seat because it was loosen when installed and I had to review this feature each time. Maybe my technique was not good. I prefered isofix (easier and faster). But with my 2nd baby I am thinking to use latch so I came to see this video. Thanks! Btw: Please a video about raising children will be good too! 😂😅
Hi Tiffany, my name is Carla and I am writing you from Ecuador South America, first thanks for RU-vid video. I placed the carseat as you show in your video but it stays in position No. 1 when my daughter (2 years old) falls asleep, I can't recline it to get to position 3 😢 is there something I could do? Thanks!
I don’t think the bottom part of the seat moving side to side is a concern. I think it’s about how tight it is when you try to pull it forward or if you try to move it from side to side where the belt path is. I’ve never had different seats, though, so maybe others feel tighter.
@@Murphy_Gaspard it also always tips sideways for me, like it doesn’t feel like it’s tight enough when I do the rest in the video but I’ve literally done everything it says to so idk what else to do and then when I turn a corner it tilts sideways slightly
My daughter is 2 and a half and my family keeps riding my butt about forward facing her 😅 this saved me so at least I know what I'm doing the first time but shes still comfy rear facing so I'm not bothered if shes not lol
Thank you for the video. I've 2 of these seats. In both my crossovers, I've it installed on the rear passenger side. The only way to avoid sideways movement was to position the seat up (less recline) even after push and pull. This was for both front facing(seat belt) and rear facing(latch). Is that ok?
Hi Rahul. Sorry for the delay. When you say "to position the seat up (less recline)" are you talking about the car seat or the vehicle seat? If car seat, it should be positioned all the way up (position 1) for forward facing and either in position 2 or 3 for rear facing. If vehicle seat, you typically want it be positioned where there will be the most contact with the car seat. Your vehicle owner's manual may provide further instructions in the "child restraint" section regarding what position the vehicle seat back should be in when installing a car seat. Hope this helps.
I have a 2-year-old girl and I don't know in which position she should travel, facing forward or backward. What do you recommend? She is 2 feet 10 inches tall
Hi Jorge. I would recommend she stay rear-facing since she is currently 34", which is less than 40". At 40" you are safe to turn her forward. This is all assuming that she is less than 40lb too. Thank you for checking in.
Wait the way it was moving after you tightened it more is ok? I've been going crazy coz it moves like yours did after tightening (actually less tbh) and I thought it was too much so I've gone out and bought a gated buckle