Is the Cosco Scenera next the one to get?
Sep 25, 2017, 1:19 am
#1
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Join Date: Feb 2002
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Is the Cosco Scenera next the one to get?
My son is 8.5 months old, and we're planning to do a bunch of more travel starting in December when he turns 11 months old.
We'll be flying a mix of AA, JetBlue, Southwest, and Alaska.
I'm guessing I need a Convertible Car Seat - though I'm not certain. How will I know what happens in a few months from now? Right now he's 28 inches and 20 pounds.
That said, I did some searches and it looks like the Cosco Scenera is a popular one. Is that the same as the Cosco Scenera Next?
What would you experts recommend I do?
We'll be flying a mix of AA, JetBlue, Southwest, and Alaska.
I'm guessing I need a Convertible Car Seat - though I'm not certain. How will I know what happens in a few months from now? Right now he's 28 inches and 20 pounds.
That said, I did some searches and it looks like the Cosco Scenera is a popular one. Is that the same as the Cosco Scenera Next?
What would you experts recommend I do?
Sep 26, 2017, 8:39 am
#2
Join Date: Aug 2012
Location: Dreamland
Posts: 926
Not an expert but our 27 month old has been in a Scenera since she was 7 months old on planes and in rental cars at destinations (at home in our car we use Britax convertibles). Upper weight limit on them goes to 40lbs i believe (double check that) so should last a while.
There are slight spec differences in the models - and I believe only the next is at Walmart?
I find them lightweight, fit through TSA screeners WITH a bag around them, and quickly/easily install on aircraft and rental cars. (We've flown with it on 3/4 of the airlines you listed except Alaska).
Also - they have an easily pointed out "FAA APproved" language sticker on them for curious flight attendants/gate agents.
There are slight spec differences in the models - and I believe only the next is at Walmart?
I find them lightweight, fit through TSA screeners WITH a bag around them, and quickly/easily install on aircraft and rental cars. (We've flown with it on 3/4 of the airlines you listed except Alaska).
Also - they have an easily pointed out "FAA APproved" language sticker on them for curious flight attendants/gate agents.
