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Hi,
My husband asked me this question now that our son is approaching the rear-facing weight limit for his car seats.
So, I looked it up on-line, and especially on this site, and I can't find an answer.
If rear facing is best, why can't we leave our son in his seat, rear-facing, up to the seat's top (front facing) weight limit? What is the risk, exactly, of him being rear-facing and above the rear-facing weight limit? The back of the car sear is smooshed against the front seat, so it can't be that he'll fall backwards.
What am I missing here?
Thanks for your help in answering this question!
-B.
My husband asked me this question now that our son is approaching the rear-facing weight limit for his car seats.
So, I looked it up on-line, and especially on this site, and I can't find an answer.
If rear facing is best, why can't we leave our son in his seat, rear-facing, up to the seat's top (front facing) weight limit? What is the risk, exactly, of him being rear-facing and above the rear-facing weight limit? The back of the car sear is smooshed against the front seat, so it can't be that he'll fall backwards.
What am I missing here?
Thanks for your help in answering this question!
-B.