*pic* of ds sleeping in his GN

firemomof3

New member

• Dec 19, 2010

• #1

So far so good...no head slump

 

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babyherder

Well-known member

• Dec 19, 2010

• #2

Too cute! I love his outfit.

 

firemomof3

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• Dec 19, 2010

• #3

Oh thank you We were just driving back from seeing Santa and they all slept.

 

MySillyKids

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• Dec 19, 2010

• #4

/me is going to go dig the nautilus out of the closet and give it a try. If said seat works, we'll have to work on getting a girly one!

 

Mommy2Marcus

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• Dec 19, 2010

• #5

Cute!!! I agree that his outfit is really cute to. Marcus head slumps a little, but not much.

 

Minnesota

CPST Instructor

• Dec 19, 2010

• #6

He looks great! I just love seeing pictures of properly used seats. I see a car seat and my eyes automatically start scanning for misuse, and it's delightful (and rare!) to find absolutely zero! :thumbsup:

 

firemomof3

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• Dec 19, 2010

• #7

MySillyKids said:

/me is going to go dig the nautilus out of the closet and give it a try. If said seat works, we'll have to work on getting a girly one!

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All my kids have head slump in the original GN but with the Elite and the adjustable head wings, it seems to support his head better

 

Baylor

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• Dec 19, 2010

• #8

Is that the Elite? I love it! He is a cutie!!

We don't have head slump issues in our car with either of my sons. Hope you have the same result!

 

firemomof3

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• Dec 19, 2010

• #9

Yes its the Elite. I got it a few weeks ago when BRU had them on sale plus I had a coupon...payed as much as the regular

 

Baylor

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• Dec 19, 2010

• #10

firemomof3 said:

Yes its the Elite. I got it a few weeks ago when BRU had them on sale plus I had a coupon...payed as much as the regular

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It is really pretty!!

 

Little Ps Mama

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• Dec 19, 2010

• #11

What a cutie!

 

bobandjess99

Senior Community Member

• Dec 19, 2010

• #12

wicked cute. i thiink that besides the angles of vehicle seats, another thing that makes a HUGE difference in head slump is how a child holds their body..he looks sort of stiff and like his muscles still work, as opposed to some toddlers/preschoolers i see who like....apparently become completely boneless and goo-like when sleeping lol.

 

firemomof3

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• Dec 19, 2010

• #13

Yes, your absolutely right! He had only been asleep for about 10min. But even after he had been asleep for a while and gone all "gooey" he still didn't have any head slump.