@celia8991, No that’s wrong that’s still to young to forward face, there little body can’t handle a harsh Force. It’s best to keep them rear-facing to 4 but closer to age 6.
@mommabear4_07, see the car seat myth link I posted above in regards to “cramped legs” and again, if she was truly educated she would have told you these things
@jack.ass , no I brought my car seat into the office with my son and asked what should I do, because he's so cramped in the back with it rear facing, he was about 18-19 months old, and asked questions, and showed her how cramped he is after reinstalling the car seat in the back seat of my car and placing him in it, and showing her just how cramped he is.
@unicorn_mama , that depends on how tall she is at age one, she already meet the min weight requirements, but not the height, basically saying she's short and chunky.
@mommabear4_07, pediatricians are not versed in car seat safety. It’s sad that we have to have Laws to tell people how to parent... laws are not caught up. Part of being a parent is researching the best things and implement them.
@mommaofjais when I posted my last post, I was pissed off. I'm not any more
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@mommabear4_07, your position is that you want what is best and safest for your children but choose to forward face anyway. You even stated previously that you will forward face your youngest at one years old. That contradicts wanting what is best and safest for your children.
Clearly you know the facts. You posted this for attention. I just hope that when it comes time to do the right thing for your children, you will.