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I bought the Peg Perego Venesia Stroller and Primo Viaggio infant car seat used. I do not know how to run the straps through the infant carrier or how to completely attach the carrier to the car seat base.Can you help?
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With the Primo Viaggio car seat, newborns and young infants should be at a 45 degree angle to prevent head slump and best distribute crash forces in case of accidents. Once infants had gained head and neck support a 45 degree angle is no longer needed.
The other type of car seat you are referring to is a car seat bed. They generally only used by very ill or very premature infants. With certain infant seats now being able to accommodate ever smaller infants they are a shrinking market and are not generally available for public purchase or use.
hi on the back of the carseat there is a lever which you pull up at the same time lift the carseat of the stroller does that make sense as shown on page 2 image 2 in this manual
Hi, I figured I would post the outcome since I was searching for resolutions. I called Peg Perego. The piece that is cracked on my Peg Perego Primo Viaggio SIP Infant Car Seat is the top of the center section of the headrest. The representative said it can be replaced with a new headrest piece for $32.99 (including shipping). The new piece does not have stryofoam though. It's just a heavier material (almost pillow-like). The representative that I spoke to, however, said that if the styrofoam was a clean break (meaning not in a whole bunch of pieces) it's still safe to keep it together under the cover and use the car seat as normal. Apparently, that's not what's really protecting the baby anyway. To be honest, I don't even think that I broke the styrofoam while taking the cover off, I think it was broken beforehand probably by just use and the weight of the baby. I will get some styrofoam glue and duct tape and just secure it, and put my sparkly clean cover back over top of it. I think it's fine for use. Thanks and good luck to others with this issue out there!
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