Why Rear-Facing Is Better: Your RF Link Guide - Automated Feed from the Official Car-Seat.Org Blog!

Admin · Jan 22, 2010

Here’s a list of concrete reasons why we recommend rear-facing past age 1 and 20 lbs. That old recommendation that many pediatricians still hold onto stresses the bare minimums of when to turn a child forward-facing. Who wants the minimum for their child? It’s best practice to rear-face to the limits of the child’s convertible [...]

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tiggercat · Jan 22, 2010

Excellent compilation, but the pic of the boy in the blue MA has rather loose straps, I am hesitant to send it to people because it shows misuse...
(for some reason I can't seem to comment on the blog)

Kecia · Jan 22, 2010

tiggercat said:
Excellent compilation, but the pic of the boy in the blue MA has rather loose straps, I am hesitant to send it to people because it shows misuse...
(for some reason I can't seem to comment on the blog)

It isn't misuse - trust me.

It's just the way his body was positioned as he slept. You can see it's perfectly taught on one side. IME, it's fairly common for there to be some inconsistency between the 2 sides of the harness depending on how the child adjusts his body - especially when sleeping.

bobandjess99 · Jan 22, 2010

I just reposted to my FB......here's hoping i don't get flamed, lol.

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