Pacifica Convertible Booster Car Seat from Diono

Pacifica Convertible Booster Car Seat from DionoWhen you become a parent, one of the most important things that you need to purchase is a new car seat. While there are many different options out there in the retail marketplace, it is imperative that you do your own research and look at safety records. After a car seat passes the safety standards, you then need to look at quality, comfort and convenience of use.

Diono is a company that sells a wide variety of travel products, baby & kid’s car seats, booster seats, baby stroller accessories and more. All of their products are made with safety in-mind and all are affordable.

Pacifica Convertible Booster Car Seat from Diono

As you all know, I am expecting my second child late this summer. Now I will have 2 children in car seats. For this review, I received the Pacifica Convertible+Booster Car Seat to check out for all of you.

From Company’s Site: The New Diono Pacifica is the ultimate in car seat safety with reinforced extra deep side walls providing enhanced side impact protection taking Diono car seats to a whole new level.

With its extended rear-facing capabilities, it can comfortably seat rear-facing children from 5 to 50 lbs and forward facing children from 20-90 lbs in 5-point harness mode. Additionally it converts to a booster for children between 50 – 120 lbs or up to 57″ in height.

Its unique super-strong SuperLATCH™ system makes installation easy and the Pacifica is NCAP crash tested, the industry benchmark for verifying child seat performance in severe accident conditions.

Pacifica Convertible Booster Car Seat from Diono

My Thoughts: The first thing that I want to see about this car seat is that I love that it will work with a 5 lb. newborn and up to a 50 lb. child. The fact that it grows with your child is genius! You buy one seat and your done!

Next, I love all of the safety features and comfort features that are built within this particular design. It’s built with a steel frame and has reinforced aluminum sides that are extra deep sidewalls lined with energy-absorbing foam which offers superior head and body protection.

Rear Facing: Child from 5 lbs. to 50 lbs.
Front Facing: Child from 20 lbs. to 90 lbs.
Booster Seat (converts): Child from 50 lbs. up to 120 lbs.

Pacifica Convertible Booster Car Seat from Diono

I really appreciate the slim profile of this design since my car doesn’t have a large backseat. When it came to installation, my husband and I had it properly installed into the car in less than 5 minutes. When not in use, it folds flat (love that space-saving feature) and it’s FAA certified should you be doing any traveling.

You can adjust the harness & buckle into many different positions so that you get a customized & comfortable fit. The heavy-duty cover is machine wash (gentle cycle) or hand wash it for best care, hang to air dry. A little bonus feature is the removable cup holder which can be easily cleaned!

This car seat is absolutely fantastic!  For pictures, I had my 5 year old “model” in the car seat for me. Once the baby arrives, I will be using this car seat in my car for he or she.

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Disclaimer: Jenelle C. has personally reviewed the product listed above. Jenelle has not received any monetary compensation for her review. Jenelle did receive a free product to try out so she could evaluate and use it for her review. Her thoughts & opinions in this review are unbiased & honest and your opinions may differ. Thanks!

Comments

  1. JoAnn Brightman says

    I am glad to see how well the car seat fits an older child and that it can be used for a baby too. It is good to know that the set can grow and change with the child.

  2. I saw this on another blog a few weeks ago and thought it was genius. Good to see an older child can really benefit as well as the seated baby I saw in all the ads. Neato!

  3. Wow this seat looks great. Car seats sure have come a long way in the past several decades.