Graco® Turn2Me™ 3-in-1 Car Seat, Manchester

Seat is in the most reclined rear facing position but still seems to be very upright. We do love how sturdy it is!

Es muy cómoda el único detalle es que no quita completamente cuando ya la aseguras

I have only been using this seat for a few weeks, but so far I am a very big fan. No, this isn’t sponsored. Yes, I paid for my car seat. Use: I have a toddler and a 5 month old and have to get them both loaded and unloaded on a very busy street to get them to daycare (no parking lot). Because of the location of the daycare, I also can’t use a stroller so I have to hold my toddler’s hand and wear baby in a carrier. This seat helps me quickly unload the baby into the car so I can get my toddler secured. Bonus: toddler thinks the seat turning is hysterical and loves to watch the baby be rotated. Install: My spouse installed our previous car seats, so I can’t speak to ease of install compared to those, but I found it pretty straightforward to install with the Latch system. I like that there’s a little door that lifts up so you can tighten the latch strap at a better angle. The cup holders did keep falling off during install, but have only fallen off once since it’s been in my car. It fits behind the drivers seat of my Subaru Legacy at the most reclined setting without touching the driver’s seat (however, I’m quite short, so a tall person might have less room). Room for improvement: 1) a drawback for this seat is that you can only rotate in rear facing mode. As that was my primary need, and this seat was cheaper (on Prime Day) than the few rotating competitors (in 2022 at least), I still think it’s worth while. I intend to keep my kiddo rear facing until we max out the height or weight, so hopefully we have a good number of years to use the turn feature; 2) access to lever to tighten harness: Graco lags behind its competitors when it comes to access to the lever to loosen and tighten the harness. On this seat, you have to stick one finger into a slit in the fabric in order to reach and push the lever to loosen the harness straps. My Chicco carseats have an easily accessible button that is not buried. Definitely not a deal breaker, but my little piccadillo with all Graco seats I’ve used. 3) manual does not advise the age/weights at which you should be using the different rear-facing inclines. I have my baby at the most inclined, which seems right for his age, but it’s frustrating that this information isn’t given by Graco. Also lacking is an age/weight limit for the infant insert. My 5 month old looks secure enough without it, but again, would be helpful to have clear guidance from the manufacturer; Short version: it’s not perfect, but the drawbacks are small compared to the fantastic rotating feature. I recommend this seat.

Our Chicco next fit expired so we needed a new car seat for the 2nd car. We have the Evenflo 360 rotate in the other car already, but it wasnt on sale this time, so we got the Graco one instead. I feel like the Evenflo is way sturdier & easier to turn, and install. The color is pretty though.

I bought this carseat with the cyber Monday deals back in November. Its been great ever since. Theres a helpful video on YouTube by the manufacturer that shows you how to lift the seat to install it in the car, we followed those steps and didnt have the problem others mentioned trying to thread the belt or latch through the seats base. (I have a Nissan Rogue and the seat belt has a more secure hold than the latch system seemed to.) The straps on the seat are easy to tighten/loosen and my daughter is comfortable in the seat. Rotating the seat is straight forward and clicks into place when its in the correct position. Its helped our backs a ton and Ive bumped my daughters head less when putting her in. We plan to use this all the way through to the booster stage. Highly recommend.

Was a gift for my nieces baby

Put this in a 5 series BMW because i was tired of ducking down and inside the car due to how low the car is. This made life easier for sure. I done have to lean all the way in the car which is better on the back. Not sure if this is the best 360 seat but its definitely better than a standard car seat

I actually bought the Evenflo 360 first and bought this one instead. The Graco is much more customizable and is easier to turn in mh opinion. The button to turn this Graco is near the arm rest which I liked better.

I’m a 4’11” mama in a Yukon with a 20lb 8 month old. Getting my baby in and out of the vehicle very quickly became an entire event at the CrossFit games. The Turn2Me car seat has I swear changed my life. The latch to spin the seat is easily accessible with one hand. The seat seems very comfortable with plenty of padding. There’s a ton of room for growth. While, we won’t be at the forward facing stage yet, it does stink that it doesn’t spin in that position. However, I don’t plan on facing the kiddo forward for a long time. I still love this seat so much, and HIGHLY recommend.

It’s a very well put together car seat. Sturdy and nice! I didn’t realize that it doesn’t turn while forward facing! I figured it was like the Evenflo 360, but it’s not. More expensive too! This is only nice for rear facing and the ability to turn. So disappointed I have to return to get the Evenflo instead!…