Hi all..
So, on my other listserv I posted a question about RF carseats and there have been about 1/2 one response and 1/2 the other. I am seriously hoping that here we can settle it.
I have a Britax Blvd. and it's rear facing for my 26 pounder child. I was going to forward face it b/c I was so bothered by how loose the seat is. It's as tight as the seat belt will go but in impact it'd fly back to the seatback. I could move it there myself with quite a bit of push.
Someone told me to rig up the straps to the seat back handle on the passenger seat so I did that but now 1/2 the people are arguing that they were told it's SUPPOSED to fly into the seatback b/c that absorbs the impact and NOT to strap it down...
SO bothered by all this...anyone REALLY, REALLY know the answer. Thanks-you'll be helping out hundreds of women on my listserv literally!
So, on my other listserv I posted a question about RF carseats and there have been about 1/2 one response and 1/2 the other. I am seriously hoping that here we can settle it.
I have a Britax Blvd. and it's rear facing for my 26 pounder child. I was going to forward face it b/c I was so bothered by how loose the seat is. It's as tight as the seat belt will go but in impact it'd fly back to the seatback. I could move it there myself with quite a bit of push.
Someone told me to rig up the straps to the seat back handle on the passenger seat so I did that but now 1/2 the people are arguing that they were told it's SUPPOSED to fly into the seatback b/c that absorbs the impact and NOT to strap it down...
SO bothered by all this...anyone REALLY, REALLY know the answer. Thanks-you'll be helping out hundreds of women on my listserv literally!