Jonah Baby
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I know, I know, headslump is "ok"...but all I can imagine is J's neck being cracked against the headwings in an accident.
I don't KNOW if he's hit 40# or not. I truly don't believe so, but he's close on either side.
Our scale is not reliable if you threaten it to be.
Normally I head to the mall and get an average weight off of all Target's scales on the floor (hehe.)
I thought I remember something about Britax allowing the seat to be semi-reclined while FF?
What was that about? A dream, maybe?
Would I be a bad Mommy to put A back in the Wizard and give J his MR back?
A certainly fits just fine with that torso, in fact he used the Wizard for a month in a half thanks to MIL's cat.
Should I put J in RF until I get a definite weight? He can't be more than 1/2 a pound over 40 when clothed, if he IS over, and I'm sure the seat won't spontaneously fail at that slim of a margin. I know it fits RF behind me, as he used to sit there in it when I got the car.
What does popular opinion say?
I don't KNOW if he's hit 40# or not. I truly don't believe so, but he's close on either side.
Our scale is not reliable if you threaten it to be.
Normally I head to the mall and get an average weight off of all Target's scales on the floor (hehe.)
I thought I remember something about Britax allowing the seat to be semi-reclined while FF?
What was that about? A dream, maybe?
Would I be a bad Mommy to put A back in the Wizard and give J his MR back?
A certainly fits just fine with that torso, in fact he used the Wizard for a month in a half thanks to MIL's cat.
Should I put J in RF until I get a definite weight? He can't be more than 1/2 a pound over 40 when clothed, if he IS over, and I'm sure the seat won't spontaneously fail at that slim of a margin. I know it fits RF behind me, as he used to sit there in it when I got the car.
What does popular opinion say?