TriplePlay Sit 'n' Stroll Convertible Car Seat Midnight Blue

**The Sit n Stroll Convertible Car Seat now comes packaged with a TriplePlay Sit n Stroll Sunshade!** Don't like the idea of having to wake your sleeping infant up to transfer her from the car seat into the stroller, or the other way around? Looking for a simpler system than a separate infant car seat and stroller? Do a lot of traveling with your baby? Well, you might want to check out the TriplePlay Sit 'n' Stroll . The unique Sit 'n' Stroll simply and quickly transforms between: Rear-facing infant seat (up to 30 lbs) Forward-facing child seat (20 to 40 lbs ) Fully-functional stroller FAA-certified flight seat Booster seat for dining As the manufacturer puts it; "Imagine how convenient travel becomes with the Sit 'n' Stroll ? you fly into town with your baby beside you in the FAA-certified flight seat. When it's time to disembark from the plane, you transform the Sit 'n' Stroll from flight seat into stroller mode, and glide up the jetway to the airport. You stop for a quick bite to eat, and the Sit 'n' Stroll becomes a handy booster at the table. Then it's back to stroller, as you leave the terminal to hail a taxi. With a single adjustment, the Sit 'n' Stroll transforms instantly into a car seat, which quickly buckles into the taxi ... and you're on your way." Sound pretty handy? Well, it is, actually. Now, as is almost always the case with a multi-purpose device, the Sit 'n' Stroll isn't the absolute best at any of the individual things that it does. However, I was actually quite surprised at how effectively it worked in both seat and stroller mode, and even more pleasantly surprised by how genuinely simple it was to convert it back and forth. And don't worry; it's more than safe for your child in any mode (the Sit'n'Stroll meets or exceeds all USA Department of Transportation safety standards), and you can convert it from one mode to another with the child still in the seat. Although the Sit 'n' Stroll can be used as a standard convertible car seat , I'd mainly recommend it to parents who do a lot of traveling - you really can't beat it for an all-in-one infant traveling syste