Honda Element and infants

Discussion in 'Element' started by Zen Cohen, Sep 29, 2004.

  1. Zen Cohen

    Zen Cohen Guest

    Hi, have a baby due in November and considering an Element. I'm a little
    concerned about the rear-seat access, though. Anyone carry an infant in
    this vehicle and what are your impressions? Thanks in advance.
     
    Zen Cohen, Sep 29, 2004
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  2. Zen Cohen

    Chris Garcia Guest

    Really? When in November? My wife is due December 1st, but we're betting
    it'll be on Thanksgiving day.. If he's any relation to me, he'll be
    interrupting us during dinner :)

    We just did one of those 4D Ultrasounds, too.. Check it out:

    http://www.chrisgarcia.com/ang/
     
    Chris Garcia, Sep 29, 2004
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  3. Zen Cohen

    Zen Cohen Guest

    Due date is 11/7.
    Pretty amazing. We've had a coupla pretty detailed ultrasounds but no 4Ds.
    But we'll get to see her in the flesh in a little more than a month so we're
    almost there. Best of luck to ya.
     
    Zen Cohen, Sep 29, 2004
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  4. Zen Cohen

    motsco_ _ Guest

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    Try hondasuv.com for all the good info on Element . . . I'd steer away
    from Element because the rear doors / seatbelts will drive you NUTS in
    no time, with kids climbing in and out. (get a CR-V)

    'curly'
     
    motsco_ _, Sep 29, 2004
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  5. get an Odyssey. You'll be glad you did. I tried talking the wife into an
    Expedition but she didn't want to have to climb in the vehicle to put the
    baby in. I know the Element is much smaller, but it still might be an
    issue. With the minivan you have direct access to the car seat from
    standing next to the vehicle. and the self opening doors are just damn
    cool.

    we have a 2 year old and the wife drove an Explorer during the infant stage.
    oh, the explorer reminds me, check the distance between the seat where the
    car seat will be and the front seats. the kid will be kicking your seat
    soon enough. this is the other reason for the minivan; much much more room.

    Scott
     
    Scott Van Nest, Sep 29, 2004
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  6. Zen Cohen

    TomP Guest

    Getting into the rear doors when parked next to another vehicle will be a
    nightmare. Go to a dealer and give it a try; you'll see what I'm talking
    about.

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    TomP, Oct 2, 2004
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