Alright, I've covered the key design details. Now, let’s cover what other parents really like about the Graco Extend2Fit Car Seat. 

PROS: What Parent’s Like

• Doesn’t Get Too Hot: If you are living somewhere where it gets hot, you will love the car seat design and fabric. The Extend2Fit stays cool and comfortable for your little one.
• Size: It’s narrow enough for smaller vehicles. One parent mentioned how well the car seat fits in a Toyota Corolla. This is great for smaller vehicles.
• Easy to Adjust Components: All of the adjustable areas of the car seat are easy to figure out and adjust. That means less stress and cursing under your breath when your kiddo needs a little more room.
• The Footrest: The extendable footrest is a lifesaver to accommodate for those growing legs.
• Price Tag: I still can’t believe this car seat is priced at $​156.73.. Parents love the price tag when comparing to other models with similar features. 
• Comfortable: A lot of parents mentioned how comfortable this car seat is for their kids. In fact, several of them said their kid's hands down preferred this car seat over other models. If your kiddo loves riding in the car you'll be one happy Mom! 
• Rear-Facing Longer: We’ve hit this point home enough, but this was one of the biggest positives I read from parent’s reviews. Your kid’s safety is important and should be the #1 factor for picking a car seat. The other stuff is just icing on the cake.

Because I want you to be fully informed, it's equally as important for you to know what parents don’t like. There are some downsides to the Extend2Fit that I found are definitely worth mentioning. 

CONS: What Parent’s Don’t Like

• Small Cupholders: This isn’t a huge deal when you have little ones but once you get a toddler that insists on having a sippy cup with them for the ride, it does become an issue. One parent suggested taking the cupholder into the store and finding a cup that fits it. That’s great, but a pretty big annoyance.
• Difficult to Tighten Belt: This one I was upset about. Getting your belt tight for your little one is already stressful enough. I always do the “can you still breathe?” question with my toddler. Some parents say that the belt can be hard to get really tight.
• Not Newborn Friendly: Now, as far as safety goes, it is perfectly safe for a newborn. The issue here is that you can’t just unclick the seat and carry your infant and car seat inside if they are still asleep. It’s hard to get a newborn in and out of a car seat if they are sleeping. But this is something you don't get with a convertible car seat.
• Painted on Warning Labels: I’m not sure what the deal is with this or why Graco thought this was a good idea? A lot of car seats have a fabric warning label or have it on the plastic. For some reason, Graco placed a painted label on the backrest of the car seat. The issue with this is mostly heat. When it gets really hot out, that painted patch can get very warm which can irritate the skin of your child.
• Bulky: Lets face it, this car seat is large and can be difficult to handle for some Mothers. But it is not the largest convertible car seat. For a convertible car seat that adjusts to your child's growth stages plus last for several years, what do you expect?Here’s hoping that Graco addresses these design issues of future models. 

Here’s hoping that Graco addresses these design issues on future models.

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