Fitting new born triplets.....
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#2
There was a thread on here about a year ago asking nearly the same question. I know there are people on the FTE in similar situations.
I think the thread had car seat in the subject of you have time to search for it. I am on my phone at the moment and cannot put myself through the pain of searching right now.
If you haven't found it soon, I will hop on my laptop and see if I can find it.
I think the thread had car seat in the subject of you have time to search for it. I am on my phone at the moment and cannot put myself through the pain of searching right now.
If you haven't found it soon, I will hop on my laptop and see if I can find it.
#3
First and foremost: Congratulations. That's a lottery ticket for sure.
My go to, would be keep the truck and buy a suitable/safe suv for the spouse that has grocery space.
Otherwise if you can't do that...........time to say goodbye to the truck.
Family is paramount and your spouse won't like climbing on a running board clutching children out of the seats. Especially rearward as required.
Again Congrats!!!
Denny
My go to, would be keep the truck and buy a suitable/safe suv for the spouse that has grocery space.
Otherwise if you can't do that...........time to say goodbye to the truck.
Family is paramount and your spouse won't like climbing on a running board clutching children out of the seats. Especially rearward as required.
Again Congrats!!!
Denny
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There was a thread on here about a year ago asking nearly the same question. I know there are people on the FTE in similar situations.
I think the thread had car seat in the subject of you have time to search for it. I am on my phone at the moment and cannot put myself through the pain of searching right now.
If you haven't found it soon, I will hop on my laptop and see if I can find it.
I think the thread had car seat in the subject of you have time to search for it. I am on my phone at the moment and cannot put myself through the pain of searching right now.
If you haven't found it soon, I will hop on my laptop and see if I can find it.
First and foremost: Congratulations. That's a lottery ticket for sure.
My go to, would be keep the truck and buy a suitable/safe suv for the spouse that has grocery space.
Otherwise if you can't do that...........time to say goodbye to the truck.
Family is paramount and your spouse won't like climbing on a running board clutching children out of the seats. Especially rearward as required.
Again Congrats!!!
Denny
My go to, would be keep the truck and buy a suitable/safe suv for the spouse that has grocery space.
Otherwise if you can't do that...........time to say goodbye to the truck.
Family is paramount and your spouse won't like climbing on a running board clutching children out of the seats. Especially rearward as required.
Again Congrats!!!
Denny
Yes I do.
Where in the heck are the harness latches? I saw one on the driver side behind the bench seat when I had my nephew's car seat, but I could not spot any others.
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#8
I don't use them. The seats I have can all be installed with the regular seatbelts. Read the owners manual before you buy them. I was lucky to use toys r us before they closed. I took about 10 different display units out to the parking lot 2 at a time and installed them in the truck to decide what to purchase.
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When you need to laugh: Go the F**k to Sleep
#12
x2. Load in and out is much easier with the big doors. We had a van (Olds Silly) and exploder when our 2 were little. Van almost every time for any kind of trip.
Serving suggestion.
Also, my last remaining baby tip:
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Depend-In...RoCsT0QAvD_BwE
Buy these by the bale and use them for changing pads when you travel, in the car, at someone's house etc. You can change all 3 on one pad for a little while. If you have an "Exxon Valdez" moment, you roll it up and toss it, instead of buying a new carpet/bed spread etc.
Serving suggestions, congrats and learn to sleep when you can.
Serving suggestion.
Also, my last remaining baby tip:
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Depend-In...RoCsT0QAvD_BwE
Buy these by the bale and use them for changing pads when you travel, in the car, at someone's house etc. You can change all 3 on one pad for a little while. If you have an "Exxon Valdez" moment, you roll it up and toss it, instead of buying a new carpet/bed spread etc.
Serving suggestions, congrats and learn to sleep when you can.
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