Jonah Baby
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I know this doesn't exactly fit the category...
My son has figured out how to unbuckle chest clips on almost all of his carseats. A very intelligent (and often conniving two year old) cannot simply be told the behavior is unacceptable. He will just do it again to spite you.
I'm concerned it won't be that long before he figures out how to unbuckle the leg straps on some of the seats.
I'm also very concerned that he does indeed know how to "escape" from a few of the seats simply by unhooking the chest clip and squirming those little legs up and out after his arms are free.
This can't continue!
I can't afford to buy new seats, even if some of our seats are not the "best available on the market."
Is there any type of additional safety devices that can be bought for reasonable prices? I hate putting a price on safety...but we are dirt poor. Should I just start switching seats with people to prevent him being in one long enough to learn to open it?
What DO I do?
My son has figured out how to unbuckle chest clips on almost all of his carseats. A very intelligent (and often conniving two year old) cannot simply be told the behavior is unacceptable. He will just do it again to spite you.
I'm concerned it won't be that long before he figures out how to unbuckle the leg straps on some of the seats.
I'm also very concerned that he does indeed know how to "escape" from a few of the seats simply by unhooking the chest clip and squirming those little legs up and out after his arms are free.
This can't continue!
I can't afford to buy new seats, even if some of our seats are not the "best available on the market."
Is there any type of additional safety devices that can be bought for reasonable prices? I hate putting a price on safety...but we are dirt poor. Should I just start switching seats with people to prevent him being in one long enough to learn to open it?
What DO I do?
. Getting it slightly over sized should help make sure the shirt covers the buckle.
