Sentences with phrase «bucket seats have»

Ideally, bucket seats have more side support than bench seats, although in reality many bucket seats are little better in that regard.

Front bucket seats have adjustable lumbar support, which makes long drives of 150 - 300 miles much more comfortable than other seating options in comparable SUV models.

The front bucket seats have good side support and were comfortable throughout the day, and the leather - wrapped steering wheel falls into your hands nicely with comfortably shaped grips at the three - and nine - o'clock positions.

This year, the sporty bucket seats have been given extra padding.

I noticed that the rear portion of the front bucket seats have an indentation where rear - seat passengers can put their knees.

The front bucket seats have received numerous improvements for 1996.

The centre - armrest console can hold tools or even a small laptop, and models equipped with front bucket seats have a full - length floor console with 2 - tier storage.

The Renault Sport bucket seats have been updated, the interior features red detailing and red stitching, and heated leather seats have been added to the TROPHY spec models.

The black bucket seats have white trim edges.

The bucket seats have a distinct mod - lounge appearance, and they're wide and soft.

The bucket seats have multiple adjustments for proper fit Read full review

You forgot how no infant bucket seat has ever been made to sit on a shopping cart.

Audi says the leather on the bucket seats has a special pigmenting that stops them from heating up in the sun's rays, which sounds like a big V10 plus for us.

This Cadillac includes: JET BLACK WITH JET BLACK ACCENTS, FULL LEATHER SEATS Leather Seats WHEELS, 18 Aluminum Wheels SEATS, FRONT BUCKET, 20 - WAY PERFORMANCE DRIVER AND FRONT PASSENGER Power Passenger Seat Power Driver Seat Bucket Seats V - SPORT PREMIUM LUXURY PREFERRED EQUIPMENT GROUP CRYSTAL WHITE TRICOAT TRANSMISSION, 8 - SPEED AUTOMATIC (STD) 8 - Speed A / T A / T ENGINE, 3.6 L V6 TWIN TURBO DI, DOHC, VVT V6 Cylinder Engine Gasoline Fuel Turbocharged CADILLAC CUE INFORMATION AND MEDIA CONTROL SYSTEM WITH EMBEDDED NAVIGATION AM / FM Smart Device Integration Navigation System AM / FM Stereo Auxiliary Audio Input MP3 Player * Note - For third party subscriptions or services, please contact the dealer for more information.

Our test car came with the firmest set of bucket seats I've ever felt in a GM car.

Second - row bucket seats would be prime real estate for passengers on a long trip in the 2016 Ford Explorer.

The leather covering over the bucket seats has a distinctive, almost paisley pattern in it.

Driving position: The bucket seat had little contour and was pretty hard.

Lumina: The trim on both bench and buckets seats has been improved, as has the air conditioning system.

Not exact matches

We had barely slipped into our seats and positioned the bucket of popcorn between us when a gaggle of teenagers jostled into the row behind us.

Things that have worked for other parents: getting rid of the baby bucket & getting a rear - facing convertible seat; putting the seat slightly more upright (for older babies whose heads don't slump forward & no more than 30 degrees), putting the radio station to static & having it the same volume as the crying, singing, trying different kinds of music, sitting in the back with the baby (obviously only works if someone else can drive:)-RRB-, having toys that are just for the car, only going somewhere when baby is sleepy... I'm sure there's others, those are the most common

There seems to be lots of discussion about making sure a taxi has rear seatbelts to be able to use car seats however I imagine most of these are older vehicles that don't have the latches for car seats — my kids are 2.5 years old so out of the infant buckets.

For those moms who couldn't make it to our Baby Basics class and learn for your self about convertible car seats and bucket car seats, the Ministry of Transportation has a great website full of information from infant to age 13!

I have done this a number of ways and can honestly recommend them all: 1) Baby in bucket seat.

My baby is not born yet, but this looks just as snuggly as many infant bucket seat, which from years, and years of babysitting I have learned to hate.

I would highly recommend that most parents buy a convertible car seat right from the beginning and skip the baby bucket all together.

(I was very frustrated, for a while, that we've just given away our infant «bucket» carseat to a friend who had a baby 2 weeks ago, but have found one to borrow, to avoid taking the giant convertible seat.

However, one fact to consider is that you will have to learn how to get your child to (and into) the car once they've outgrown the bucket seat anyway.

I will admit we have had trouble getting our bucket seat secure in the car even when it's installed correctly and has been checked at the fire station.

No bucket seats for us — I've seen all I need to know.

While she is just now almost ready to sit in a high chair while we are out, and I have eaten while holding her in my lap or in her sling many times, the bucket car seat was a great place for her to sit at the table with us, and sometimes sleep in, while we ate.

But, as long as parents remember that the «baby bucket» is first and formost a car seat (to be used in the care 99 % of the time) and not a baby carrier they have their place.

Before my daughter was born, I had both a bucket seat & a convertible seat for her.

There have been warnings about using them like this for decades now, but go into any store and you'll see the idiot parent with their baby up on the shopping cart in the bucket seat.

I did not have a «bucket» seat for my first who was a March baby, but did use one for my 2nd who was born in Dec, but only until spring.

Car seats are for cars, and the bucket has some advantages when used for it's intended purpose: as a car seat.

It has a scooped out «bucket seat» that allows people to put babies in them before baby is developmentally ready for sitting in a seat.

We have a suburban w / bucket seats and we're shocked to find it that the third row only has one top tether anchor SO we did the 3.5 yr old in the 3rd row, infant in third row, and 2 year old in one bucket w / the other bucket folded down.

I don't have a bucket - style carseat anymore, as both Little and Littlest are in Covertible car seats, but the pictures I have seen for using this as a car seat canopy are very cute!

One reason is that it helps air circulate into the toddler bucket seat which will help to keep your child cool on a hot day, another reason is that allows your little one to have a better view of the adventures that are going on in the world around them.

This could be due to the type of backseat (i.e. bucket seats), so if you have a sports or compact car, this car seat may not work well for you.

TOO many children are being left in equipment (car seats, infant seats, baby jumpers, baby walkers, baby swings, etc.) resulting, frankly, in «bucket baby» syndrome (unofficial professional observation as children's fine motor skills have been declining the past few decades) the impact is often not noticed until school age?

As I sat the baby back down in the bucket car seat, my son's posture had changed.

When you are having fun with him outdoors and cherishing the way she swings to and fro and offers you her sweet giggles, keep in mind to use a bucket seated swing with safety straps for additional precaution.

When I have worn my girls in slings and carriers, I've felt a connection to them that simply isn't there when they are in strollers or «bucket» car seats.

I also managed to use it in the bucket seat... the stretch and size of it allowed me to have my boy swaddled in the carseat, he LOVED it!

A mom from a stroller forum I often go to says that for her a firm, supportive seat is important, and the molded «bucket» seat on the Cruz is a must - have for her son who has reflux.

We have been using this stroller for about a year now to go along with the infant bucket seat and we are extremely pleased.

In the past she has been terrified of it — but as time has gone by she has started to play with it (ours has 3 parts, a bottom the turns into a step stool, the seat that also fits on the toilet, and the bucket for the seat).

I would put Alex in the car, back it out of the garage, then run in the house to get Anna's bucket seat (since the garage was too small for loading everyone in together.)