Are rack mounted child seat as comfortable as frame fix?

Hi,
I'm looking to buy a child seat for my bike to suit my 3 year old and 9 month old... or more realistically 3.5 and 1 year old, 'cos I don't anticipate many trips before March. Because my 1 and only bike is a cross bike with the bars set low front seat not an option.
So I want to fit a rear seat, and fit it to a rack that would take large panniers to for commuting duties. Has anyone had any experience of both rack and frame fit? Frame fit seats look more comfortable as they aren't mounted to a strut straight onto the rear axle, but does anyone know?
On another point do frame fit brackets damage frame tubes or even just the paint?
Thanks,
Pete
I'm looking to buy a child seat for my bike to suit my 3 year old and 9 month old... or more realistically 3.5 and 1 year old, 'cos I don't anticipate many trips before March. Because my 1 and only bike is a cross bike with the bars set low front seat not an option.
So I want to fit a rear seat, and fit it to a rack that would take large panniers to for commuting duties. Has anyone had any experience of both rack and frame fit? Frame fit seats look more comfortable as they aren't mounted to a strut straight onto the rear axle, but does anyone know?
On another point do frame fit brackets damage frame tubes or even just the paint?
Thanks,
Pete
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apart from being more comfortable they are able to distribute the load better on your frame and often
have better options in terms of canting the kid backwards for sleeping mode.
this ll work for kids up to 25 kilo.
after that it gets a little bit more difficult and probably something like a Kona Ute with GMG junior is the way to go!
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If it doesn't move and should, use the WD40.
If it shouldn't move and does, use the tape.