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Thu, Sep 21 2023, 3:43 pm
amother Clematis wrote: | If there is a law where there is that states my child needs to be in a booster up to a certain age/weight (there is where I live), I am going to follow it even if there is evidence that it may not be necessary. |
Sorry I mixed you up with neonblue who was saying that the laws are a joke. Being compliant is one thing (I have no interest in getting a ticket either). If you're having your child in a booster seat beyond the legal requirements, it's important to know the actual facts.
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Thu, Sep 21 2023, 6:48 pm
amother Salmon wrote: | You're all so perfect.
I'll bite. I'm one of those moms OP is talking about. My newborn goes into an infant seat. My 2.5 year old toddler is in a forward facing car seat. We turned him around from rear-facing when cleaning the car for Pesach when he was just over 2. My 7.5 year old 50 lb.-er hasn't been in a booster seat for at least a year, probably more. My 9.5 year old (who weighs about 55 lbs.) has been out of a booster seat for at least 3 years.
I have a minivan and as it is my whole family doesn't fit in; there's definitely no room for booster seats. |
That is why the latch system was invented, get a car seat with the latches and put it in your trunk. There are latches on the floor to connect it to. People really do this I have seen it & it also works if you don't have the middle seat in the first row you just latch the car seat into the seats next to them.
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