Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

I am going to start this by saying I am a strong supporter of extended rear facing. As parents, this is something we should all look into. There are groups on Facebook who can explain why this is necessary and help us all find the best seat for our kiddos. Before my daughter turned 4, she outgrew the rear facing limits on her car seat. She was borderline 38-40lbs, so we decided to turn her forward. This did not sit well with me, so when this seat went on sale, I bought it. The Extend2Fit (E2F) has a rear facing limit of 50lbs, so my now 4yr old can sit in it easily. The seatbelt install was tricky but since she meets the limits of the LATCH, we used that. The cup holders are quite small, so we took them into Target and found a cup that works for it. The piece that extends out for a foot rest is absolutely amazing. It makes the install seem funny, but it is absolutely awesome. This is a seat I would definitely recommend for people who want to rear face for awhile and/or who have bigger kiddos. The picture is of my 4yr old, who will be 5 in July, happily rear facing. And no, her legs are not at a big risk for being injured. If you want more info on this seat google Graco Extend2Fit CSFTL review.