Car Mirror to see baby

whitneylauren · March 2013

Ok, so I got a mirror to go on the back windsheild so I can look at Brooklyn from my rear view mirror while she is in her rear facing seat. DH thinks it is so dangerous. I told him I'll only look at stop lights, etc. He says it takes up too much of the back window so that I can't see out......

What are your thoughts about these?

randimarie86 · March 2013

I wouldn't want it on the window. We were able to mount mine on the top of the seat.

OhSewCrafty · March 2013

What is more dangerous - hearing baby cough/choke and not being able to see them, then freaking out on the highway OR being able to take a quick peek back and see that they're just trying to shove their whole fist in their mouth?

Just use it wise

skoogirl · March 2013

I actually think it is probably dangerous. I find myself looking at the baby more than I should, but I still love mine. I wouldn't want it blocking the rear window though. Ours attaches to the headrest behind the baby. When DS turn

mypalbabs · March 2013

I wouldn't want one that attaches with a suction cup (too likely to become a projectile in an accident), but I might get one that goes over the backseat headrest with wide elastic.

synchrosally · March 2013

OhSewCrafty:
What is more dangerous - hearing baby cough/choke and not being able to see them, then freaking out on the highwa

synchrosally · March 2013

jennery:
I was told by my hospital to not have one at all. Not only are they viewed as distractions and can potentially block

ShellBear+ · March 2013

jennery:
synchrosally:

OhSewCrafty · March 2013

jennery:
I was told by my hospital to not have one at all. Not only are they viewed as distractions and can potentially block

OhSewCrafty · March 2013

ShellBear+:
jennery:</

mollyskywalker · March 2013

I've never used one.

teddib20 · March 2013

randimarie86:
I wouldn't want it on the window. We were able to mount mine on the top of the seat.

courtneyt13 · March 2013

OhSewCrafty:
What is more dangerous - hearing baby cough/choke and not being able to see them, then freaking out on the highwa

hatroopes · March 2013

OhSewCrafty:
jennery:<

can_can · March 2013

courtneyt13:
This! Not to freak anyone out, but I was driving with Hannah when she was about 5 months old and heard a ch

courtneyt13 · March 2013

And I have a hard time believing children/babies were injured by these mirrors in an accident. They are plastic- not real glass. They are covered in fabric around the edges.When you install them there really isn't a way this thing is coming off unless

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sherina825 · March 2013

I agree with pp that it shouldn't be on the back windshield. I had one and I plan to get another this time but I put it on the headrest.

Mrs.Paws · March 2013

The fire department that inspected our car seat told us to take them off for the reason cited above -- they can come off during an accident and seriously injure the baby. After being in a major car accident (guy ran a red and T-boned me -- no one el

AmandaNic87 · March 2013

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