callumsmom
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My son sees a family practice dr. who is always up on his AAP and FDA recommendations which he sometimes spouts off and then mocks(when to start solids, no decongestants, ect) When we stopped taking him into his appointments in an infant seat he asked what he was riding in in the car and we told him. his repsonse was good, make sure he's rear facing until at least 2 even though the law states 1 and 20lbs because not only is it what AAP says to do, but it's safer. He knows we still rf and is all for it. He did ask what the weight limit rfing for our seat is at my son's 2 yr apt to make sure he still fit.
Unfortunately it's not just doctors offices giving advice of when the turn kids or switch seats. The local WIC office just told one of my coworkers to put her just turned 3 yr old into a booster. Thankfully she knows better. Her daughter will be outgrowing her Scenera soon, but she's already planning to get her a combo seat when she saves up the money.
Unfortunately it's not just doctors offices giving advice of when the turn kids or switch seats. The local WIC office just told one of my coworkers to put her just turned 3 yr old into a booster. Thankfully she knows better. Her daughter will be outgrowing her Scenera soon, but she's already planning to get her a combo seat when she saves up the money.