Synchro246
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I did a search, but didn't find what I wanted. Obviously, ideally RFing to the limits of the seat makes ages arbitrary, but for the sake of argument and legality:
Are there any guidelines for turning preemies FF in regards to their adjusted age vs their actual age?
It seems like it should be a no-brainer; a preemie needs to RF *at least* they reach the adjusted age of one year. I'm sure a lot of parents of preemies think of this (because they are constantly thinking in terms of adjusted and actual ages), but I'm guessing that a lot of pedis and even CPSTs forget about this kind of thing. What do you think? Does the CPST course talk about preemies?
Are there any guidelines for turning preemies FF in regards to their adjusted age vs their actual age?
It seems like it should be a no-brainer; a preemie needs to RF *at least* they reach the adjusted age of one year. I'm sure a lot of parents of preemies think of this (because they are constantly thinking in terms of adjusted and actual ages), but I'm guessing that a lot of pedis and even CPSTs forget about this kind of thing. What do you think? Does the CPST course talk about preemies?