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Originally Posted by psalm149
Well, if you buy a high-weight seat, you can use it as long as he's within the weight and height limits for the seat. You don't have to move him to a booster just because he's eligible for it. It's actually safer to keep them in a harness for as long as possible. Honestly, I see that as your only option, legally and safety-wise. I'm a carseat Nazi, though. 
I can recommend some great (and not all super-expensive) high-weight seats for you if you'd like more info. |
I'm the same way, Tracie. our little guy just turned 3 and he was still rear-facing until October or so of this year. he was soooo confused when we turned him around. dh was trying to put him in his seat and he just kept trying to turn backwards in the seat instead of facing forward.
we want to keep him harnessed as long as we can, which is why we bought the nautilus.