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How does one wear a life jacket and use a car seat, though? (Not being snarky--wondering aloud.)
Given the choice of one or the other, is one a more practical solution? In other words, if the plane has an incident, will a baby be better served by a car seat or life jacket? (In this particular instance, not aircraft in general.)
Maybe an inflatable life jacket worn under a harness?
This would be ok but most kids inflatable life jackets are for 30-40lbs and over, no way they would fit on a 1 year old & you'd have to be able to get the harness off before the life jacket inflated or you'd be in trouble
Kids life jackets (good ones anyway) have a lot of bulk (flotation) in the front & a big collar, I'm not sure you could make them fit in a car seat.
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