Q: When is the best time to begin using the RAVA?
A: The best time to begin using the RAVA depends on your personal preference and situation. The RAVA accepts infants starting at 5 lbs. giving you the option to use a convertible seat as your child's first seat if preferred. However, if you prefer to use a rear facing infant car seat that attaches to a stroller, we suggest using one of the Nuna PIPA™ series infant car seats. Once your child outgrows the PIPA, we suggest choosing the RAVA convertible seat as your next seat.
Q: How long should my child ride rear facing? Why?
A: Nuna and the American Academy of Pediatrics recommend children ride rear facing until they are at least 2 years old. Most children meet the weight and height requirement to ride rear facing in the RAVA for longer than 2 years. We encourage you to keep your child rear facing in RAVA as long as the child fits and is within the maximum rear facing requirements for both height and weight.
How to install Nuna RAVA
Position the seat in your vehicle to install the Nuna RAVA convertible car seat. Make sure the car seat aligns fully with the seatbelt or lower anchors. Nuna's True Tension™ doors are part of the installation system and help you secure the seatbelt by tightening it into place. Once the seatbelt is threaded through the appropriate path, close the True Tension™ doors. Then, adjust the seat to the correct recline position following the recline angle guides, for a safe and comfortable ride for your little one.
How to clean Nuna RAVA
The Nuna RAVA has an easily removable fabric, which makes cleaning simple. The seat pad, infant insert, and harness covers are detachable and machine-washable on a gentle cycle with cold water temperatures and low agitation or tumbling speeds. For best results and to avoid shrinking, try air drying these components. The hard surfaces of the car seat, along with the frame and plastic parts, should be wiped down with a damp cloth. Try not to immerse any part of the harness or mechanical components in water.
How to install Nuna RAVA rear-facing
If you want to install the Nuna RAVA in the rear-facing position, first place the seat facing the back of the car. To do that, either thread the vehicle's seatbelt through the rear-facing belt path or use the lower anchors. Once secured, close the True Tension™ doors so the seatbelt is tightly in place. The seat should be reclined to the appropriate angle, which can be confirmed using the bubble-free recline angle guides on the seat. Finally, check the seat for tightness and make sure it does not move more than an inch at the base.
How to remove the Nuna RAVA car seat cover
To remove the Nuna RAVA car seat cover, detach the seat components like the harness covers, infant insert, and headrest pads. Because the cover is attached around the edges of the seat, you will need to unhook it from these attachment points. Once unhooked, gently lift the fabric cover off the frame. Try not to pull too forcefully to avoid damaging the material.
How long does Nuna RAVA last
The Nuna RAVA has a lifespan of 10 years from the date of manufacture, which makes it a long-lasting investment for your child's safety. From infancy to toddlerhood, this duration guarantees that the seat is appropriate for various stages of your child’s growth.
How to wash the Nuna RAVA car seat
Washing the Nuna RAVA car seat couldn’t be more simple. The fabric parts, such as the seat pad, infant inserts, and harness covers, are machine washable. Wash them on a gentle cycle with cold water and air dry them to maintain their shape and quality. The harness itself should not be submerged in water, so clean it with a damp cloth and mild detergent. This cleaning routine ensures that the seat remains clean and preserves its functionality.
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