Does Anyone Know The Name Of Strollers That The Toddler Can Sit At The Bottom In The Back Thanks?
October 24th, 2009 by jennie
And where to find them.
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October 24th, 2009 by jennie
And where to find them.
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October 19th, 2009 by jennie
Do you know of any Airlines that provides loaner car seats and strollers?
Under what terms is it loaned and the conditions of the units?
Updating an article and appreciate any and all comments.http://411newyork.org/guide/2008/04/30/t…
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October 13th, 2009 by jennie
Our baby will be a couple of months old when we fly and the car seat normally attaches to the pram for the first few months of life, but it doesn´t fold so would I have to check it in as luggage, I´m flying with Easyjet and can´t find any thing on the webpage and can´t get through to the call centre!
Any experience with this situation would be appreciated, it´s our first baby!
Thanks in advance
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October 11th, 2009 by jennie
I can only find two crib bedding sets: one from Pottery Barn and one from Seussland. We want to use Dr. Seuss for the nursery but are discouraged by how little we have to choose from.
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October 5th, 2009 by jennie
i want to know if the type of car or truck or year of the car or truck matters when you have a baby car seat my wife is prego and was wondering if we have to get a new car because of the baby car seat or will a car seat work in lets say a 83 chevy suburban
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October 3rd, 2009 by jennie
I am putting together a baby shower gift for a friend. It just happens that so far everything I have gotten (blanket, overalls) have all had lions on them. I would love to find a book to tie it all together. Does anyone know of a book that has a lion character in it? Thanks in advance.
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October 3rd, 2009 by jennie
I really want to purchase the rock star baby car seat for my new baby. But I can’t seem to find it anywhere on-line and I have searched everywhere for it can anyone give me help on hoe to find tis damn car seat.
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October 2nd, 2009 by jennie
I am going to a baby shower soon and i would really like to know where i can buy a cake made of diapers for a baby boy?… Thank you =]]]
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September 21st, 2009 by jennie
I’m traveling with three kids 5, 3 and 9 months. I am wondering if I could let the 5 y/o walk most of the time and let 9 month old sit in the double stroller with 3 y/o. I just can’t remember if they have harnesses. I don’t want little guy falling out.
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September 19th, 2009 by jennie
Children should ride rear-facing in a car seat until they reach at least 1 year of age and weigh at least 20 pounds. Parents are tempted to turn the car seat around, before the child is old enough, because it is difficult to see the child when they are rear facing. The baby would rather be turned around also, so they can see Mom and Dad. You must resist doing this, because it is not safe. Your babies neck is just simply not strong enough to take the force that is caused by a car accident. So as hard as it is, these guidlines must be followed.
Different Rear Facing Car Seats
There are 2 kinds of rear-facing car seats. There are infant-only seats and convertible seats. Infant car seats are small and have a handle for carrying the seat. Many of these come with a stroller system that the seat can snap into. Infant car seats can not be installed front-facing. Infant car seats can only be used for up to 22 to 30 pounds depending on the seat. Each manufacture is different, so be sure to check their specifications. They are more commonly used for infants, because they can be used as a carrier also. The baby can be set in them in the grocery store, doctors office or where ever you go. Make sure to keep your baby strapped in at all times, to prevent them from slipping out.
Many infant car seats come with a base for the car. You attach the base in the car and then you can just pop the car seat into it. This is nice because you don’t have to mess with the seat belts every time you put your baby in the car. You have the option to buy extra bases to use if you have multiple cars. Some car seats can be put in with or without the base. That might be something you’ll want to look for. Then if you ride with someone else you won’t have to move the base out of your car to use in another car.
Convertible car seats can be used rear-facing until the baby is old enough and then they can be turned around. This saved you money, because you can use the seat longer. These can be used for a couple of years depending on the size of the child. They take up more room and are not meant to be taken in and out of the car. They are rated to be used rear-facing for higher height and weight, so they are great for babies that are bigger or taller.
Types of Harnesses
The 5-point harness is the most secure. They attach on both sides of the babies shoulders and the hips. And then between the legs. These are used in infant only car seats and in convertible car seats.
The T-harness is a padded t-shaped or triangle-shaped shield attached at both shoulders and then between the legs. It would be considered a 3-point harness. These are used in infant only car seats and in convertible carseats.
The overhead shield has a padded tray-like shield that comes over the child’s head and rests in front of the baby. This one only applies to the convertible car seat.
Installation
Always use the instruction manual that is provided with the car seat. It is the safety of your that is at hand, so make sure you use the car seat the proper way that it was intended.
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