Babies: 9 - 12 Months

Fish & Lisaohgee: Safety Crazy???

Crazy is riding around without your kid strapped into a car seat because she "hates, HATES it".

That is crazy.

5 minutes or 3 hours, I think you are out of your freaking mind!

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Re: Fish & Lisaohgee: Safety Crazy???

  • I lurves ya Fish, but I have to agree. ?That's not safe, a car accident happens in an instant.
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  • I've done it for 2 minutes? lol

    But really I have. Only because she was screaming her head off and my guess was that she was super uncomfortable and something was bothering her for some reason because as soon as I put her back she was fine.

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  • I missed the post...looking for it now...BUT WTF are you guys out of your freaking mind? It takes that one drunk ASSSSSHOLE to hit you and your whole family is dead....I almost lost my dad to a drunk driver and you can never be to safe.....Don't be idiots it's your kid...
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  • 2/3 of all traffic accidents happen within a five mile radius of your home.
  • imagejessNdean:

    I've done it for 2 minutes? lol

    But really I have. Only because she was screaming her head off and my guess was that she was super uncomfortable and something was bothering her for some reason because as soon as I put her back she was fine.

    I mean in this situation, pull over and adjust her:)

  • imagejessNdean:

    I've done it for 2 minutes? lol

    But really I have. Only because she was screaming her head off and my guess was that she was super uncomfortable and something was bothering her for some reason because as soon as I put her back she was fine.

    Yeah, it's so LOL you nutjob. You are not real.

  • imageMamaMyers22:
    I lurves ya Fish, but I have to agree.  That's not safe, a car accident happens in an instant.

    this.

  • imagejessNdean:

    I've done it for 2 minutes? lol

    But really I have. Only because she was screaming her head off and my guess was that she was super uncomfortable and something was bothering her for some reason because as soon as I put her back she was fine.

    You don't get a pass, but this doesn't surprise me...And you sound proud of yourself too...blech, you make me sick.

    Chances of it happning near your home???

     

     

  • I know.  I guess I finally have a flame-able confession.  I promise to stop.  Ugh, I hate hearing DD cry like that though.
  • Yes

    I hate when people act like it's crazy to want to keep your child as safe as possible. It's a matter of life and death, not something silly! 

  • Seriously if it's so bad to have your child in their carseat, either pull over and do what you have to do, or stay home.
  • imageFish4Fun:
    I know.  I guess I finally have a flame-able confession.  I promise to stop.  Ugh, I hate hearing DD cry like that though.

    Not to be all morbid, but I'm gonna go there....

    At least she's there to hear.

    You gotta stop doing it, Fish.

  • imageGramyson:
    2/3 of all traffic accidents happen within a five mile radius of your home.

    Yes 

  • imageFish4Fun:
    I know.  I guess I finally have a flame-able confession.  I promise to stop.  Ugh, I hate hearing DD cry like that though.

    Seriously, this is going to sound awful, but wouldn't you rather hear her cry like that than never be able to hear her cry again? A child forward facing in a crash before they're ready might survive. A child out of their carseat will not. 

  • imageFish4Fun:
    I know.  I guess I finally have a flame-able confession.  I promise to stop.  Ugh, I hate hearing DD cry like that though.

    Seriously??? You hate it? You sound selfish. You do know if you are "only going 5 minutes", she can cry, right? Chanes are she isn't going to die in those 5 minutes in the car seat.
    Chances increase when you are holding her and she is quiet, but NOT in her seat.

     

  • imageLerxie:

    imageFish4Fun:
    I know.  I guess I finally have a flame-able confession.  I promise to stop.  Ugh, I hate hearing DD cry like that though.

    Not to be all morbid, but I'm gonna go there....

    At least she's there to hear.

    You gotta stop doing it, Fish.

    I will!  50% of the blame also lies with DH.  Blame him!  Blame him!!

  • First of all LOL was only because I was being a smart ass to the 5 min or 3 hour remark.

    2nd I'm not proud of myself.

    3rd. I adjusted her it took two minutes and I got her back into the carseat... Just like if I took my seatbelt off for 2 minutes to do something and put it back on.  I'm not saying carseats aren't important.  And yes a child should be in one at all times. 

    How do you feel on plane? I know its different but there are plane crashes...Do you bring the carseat with you? because I sure don't. and she isn't strapped in.  I am more deathly afraid of a plane crash then I am of a car but thats me.  Oh well, I know this will just be flamed at.

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  • I don't think it's crazy at all, and that's not what I meant.  I was just saying I  understood what Fish was saying, and I understood that that mother who was taking her child to the hospital may have had good reasoning to not have him/her in the seat.

    I am not saying that you should not put your child in a car seat.  Of course you should.  and 99.9% of the time, he in his car seat.   I've taken him out for very brief intervals to nurse or to comfort.  It's not something that I think should be done consistently, and I realize that it was not the safest thing, but I did it.

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  • imageFish4Fun:
    imageLerxie:

    imageFish4Fun:
    I know.  I guess I finally have a flame-able confession.  I promise to stop.  Ugh, I hate hearing DD cry like that though.

    Not to be all morbid, but I'm gonna go there....

    At least she's there to hear.

    You gotta stop doing it, Fish.

    I will!  50% of the blame also lies with DH.  Blame him!  Blame him!!

    You are not funny.

  • imageLukyNLuv:
    imageFish4Fun:
    imageLerxie:

    imageFish4Fun:
    I know.  I guess I finally have a flame-able confession.  I promise to stop.  Ugh, I hate hearing DD cry like that though.

    Not to be all morbid, but I'm gonna go there....

    At least she's there to hear.

    You gotta stop doing it, Fish.

    I will!  50% of the blame also lies with DH.  Blame him!  Blame him!!

    You are not funny.

    Confused  Glad I could boost your superiority complex for the day.

  • NOT EVEN CLOSE, jim.  not even close.

    plane accident death = 1 in 11 million

    car accident death = 1 in 5000

     

  • k, we get it. moving on...

  • imagelisaohgee:

    I don't think it's crazy at all, and that's not what I meant.  I was just saying I  understood what Fish was saying, and I understood that that mother who was taking her child to the hospital may have had good reasoning to not have him/her in the seat.

    I am not saying that you should not put your child in a car seat.  Of course you should.  and 99.9% of the time, he in his car seat.   I've taken him out for very brief intervals to nurse or to comfort.  It's not something that I think should be done consistently, and I realize that it was not the safest thing, but I did it.

    You still down't get it. Nurse in a parking lot, on the side of the road...why while the car is moving and he is out of the seat.

    That is just DUMB!

  • imagelisaohgee:

    I don't think it's crazy at all, and that's not what I meant.  I was just saying I  understood what Fish was saying, and I understood that that mother who was taking her child to the hospital may have had good reasoning to not have him/her in the seat.

    I am not saying that you should not put your child in a car seat.  Of course you should.  and 99.9% of the time, he in his car seat.   I've taken him out for very brief intervals to nurse or to comfort.  It's not something that I think should be done consistently, and I realize that it was not the safest thing, but I did it.

    if it's such a big emergency that a carseat cannot be used, an ambulance should be called.

    I can't believe people think it's okay to take a child out of a seat, even for brief intervals. All it takes to crash is half a second. 

  • imageGramyson:

    NOT EVEN CLOSE, jim.  not even close.

    plane accident death = 1 in 11 million

    car accident death = 1 in 5000

     

    Because its 1 in 11 million then I guess that makes it okay then. Thanks for clarifying

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  • I'm so glad you posted this, because I was seriously questioning the intelligence level of this board.
  • What if it takes the ambulance too long to get there?   I know of several situations where it would have taken longer for an ambulance to get to the place of injury and back to the hospital, than it would simply to drive yourself or the injured party to the hospital.  There are situations where you do not know the circumstances.  Obviously, the circumstances in which I took him out where not injury related, and I should not have done it.  However, if he was bleeding or severly injured and the ambulance was going to take 20 minutes but I could get to the hospital in 5, you bet your ass I'm going there in the car with my husband driving and me holding him.  That'sall I am saying.  Circumstances aren't always the best.
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  • imageFish4Fun:
    imageLukyNLuv:
    imageFish4Fun:
    imageLerxie:

    imageFish4Fun:
    I know.  I guess I finally have a flame-able confession.  I promise to stop.  Ugh, I hate hearing DD cry like that though.

    Not to be all morbid, but I'm gonna go there....

    At least she's there to hear.

    You gotta stop doing it, Fish.

    I will!  50% of the blame also lies with DH.  Blame him!  Blame him!!

    You are not funny.

    Confused  Glad I could boost your superiority complex for the day.

    Seriously Fish, I thought you were better than this. I have no superiority complex.

    Just because you did something stupid, announced it to the world, got called on it, then tried to not take responsibility for it, I have the superiority complex? Don't try to shove this off on me.

    You made dumb choices.

  • imageLukyNLuv:
    imagelisaohgee:

    I don't think it's crazy at all, and that's not what I meant.  I was just saying I  understood what Fish was saying, and I understood that that mother who was taking her child to the hospital may have had good reasoning to not have him/her in the seat.

    I am not saying that you should not put your child in a car seat.  Of course you should.  and 99.9% of the time, he in his car seat.   I've taken him out for very brief intervals to nurse or to comfort.  It's not something that I think should be done consistently, and I realize that it was not the safest thing, but I did it.

    You still down't get it. Nurse in a parking lot, on the side of the road...why while the car is moving and he is out of the seat.

    That is just DUMB!

     

    Actually I do get it, which is why I said it is not the safest thing to do.

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  • imageFish4Fun:
    imageLerxie:

    imageFish4Fun:
    I know.  I guess I finally have a flame-able confession.  I promise to stop.  Ugh, I hate hearing DD cry like that though.

    Not to be all morbid, but I'm gonna go there....

    At least she's there to hear.

    You gotta stop doing it, Fish.

    I will!  50% of the blame also lies with DH.  Blame him!  Blame him!!

     

    You realize you sound like you're 5 right?

  • imagejessNdean:
    imageGramyson:

    NOT EVEN CLOSE, jim.  not even close.

    plane accident death = 1 in 11 million

    car accident death = 1 in 5000

     

    Because its 1 in 11 million then I guess that makes it okay then. Thanks for clarifying

    Yes it sort of does.  Do you travel by plane to the store, your work, etc?

  • imagelisaohgee:
    imageLukyNLuv:
    imagelisaohgee:

    I don't think it's crazy at all, and that's not what I meant.  I was just saying I  understood what Fish was saying, and I understood that that mother who was taking her child to the hospital may have had good reasoning to not have him/her in the seat.

    I am not saying that you should not put your child in a car seat.  Of course you should.  and 99.9% of the time, he in his car seat.   I've taken him out for very brief intervals to nurse or to comfort.  It's not something that I think should be done consistently, and I realize that it was not the safest thing, but I did it.

    You still down't get it. Nurse in a parking lot, on the side of the road...why while the car is moving and he is out of the seat.

    That is just DUMB!

     

    Actually I do get it, which is why I said it is not the safest thing to do.

    Oh you get it? Really? Is that why you gave the bullschit "everyone needs to decide what is right for them" spiel and then proceeded to use NURSING as an example of "special circumstances"? Wowza.

    LOL at "not the safest thing to do." How about "it's a ridiculously unsafe thing to do."

  • imageLynnJones:
    imagejessNdean:
    imageGramyson:

    NOT EVEN CLOSE, jim.  not even close.

    plane accident death = 1 in 11 million

    car accident death = 1 in 5000

     

    Because its 1 in 11 million then I guess that makes it okay then. Thanks for clarifying

    Yes it sort of does.  Do you travel by plane to the store, your work, etc?

    i think she can teleport herself, don't worry.

  • imageLerxie:
    imagelisaohgee:
    imageLukyNLuv:
    imagelisaohgee:

    I don't think it's crazy at all, and that's not what I meant.  I was just saying I  understood what Fish was saying, and I understood that that mother who was taking her child to the hospital may have had good reasoning to not have him/her in the seat.

    I am not saying that you should not put your child in a car seat.  Of course you should.  and 99.9% of the time, he in his car seat.   I've taken him out for very brief intervals to nurse or to comfort.  It's not something that I think should be done consistently, and I realize that it was not the safest thing, but I did it.

    You still down't get it. Nurse in a parking lot, on the side of the road...why while the car is moving and he is out of the seat.

    That is just DUMB!

     

    Actually I do get it, which is why I said it is not the safest thing to do.

    Oh you get it? Really? Is that why you gave the bullschit "everyone needs to decide what is right for them" spiel and then proceeded to use NURSING as an example of "special circumstances"? Wowza.

    LOL at "not the safest thing to do." How about "it's a ridiculously unsafe thing to do."

     I obviously did not write my post correctly, because I don't think nursing was one of the special circumstances.  I was stating the reasons I did it -- Fish did it because Isis was crying, so I was stating my reason.  I see where the confusion could have come in.

    I get it, you think I'm dumb and a terrible mother.   That's fine.

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  • of course I don't. And like I said, I don't do it everytime in the car.  I have done it a couple of times to adjust her and yes I should have pulled over. But I didn't and I adjusted her really quick in the car and yes accidents do happen in a matter of a second. No plane crashes don't. Its such a safety issue for when you are on a plane but not for an infant? just doesn't make much sense to me. They will eventually make that mandatory so I guess for all the "Saftey Crazy" ladies, that should be just as important. thats all
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  • imageLukyNLuv:
    imageFish4Fun:
    imageLukyNLuv:
    imageFish4Fun:
    imageLerxie:

    imageFish4Fun:
    I know.  I guess I finally have a flame-able confession.  I promise to stop.  Ugh, I hate hearing DD cry like that though.

    Not to be all morbid, but I'm gonna go there....

    At least she's there to hear.

    You gotta stop doing it, Fish.

    I will!  50% of the blame also lies with DH.  Blame him!  Blame him!!

    You are not funny.

    Confused  Glad I could boost your superiority complex for the day.

    Seriously Fish, I thought you were better than this. I have no superiority complex.

    Just because you did something stupid, announced it to the world, got called on it, then tried to not take responsibility for it, I have the superiority complex? Don't try to shove this off on me.

    You made dumb choices.

    I took responsibility for it, promised to not do it again, meant it, and then tried to be light-hearted after-the-fact.  I feel like you are being unnecessarily condescending about the whole thing.  It's over, I'm wrong.  You can quit scolding me now.  Sorry if I'm reading you wrong.  

  • Let's be honest, if a plane is going down, you're going to die.  There's very little you can do to prevent your death by plane.  You CAN prevent serious injury and death in a car accident.  And if I can do one SMALL thing (like strapping and keeping them in a car seat EVERY time a car is moving) to extend the quality and length of my child's life, then I will.
  • imagesweetfrogy:
    Let's be honest, if a plane is going down, you're going to die.  There's very little you can do to prevent your death by plane.  You CAN prevent serious injury and death in a car accident.  And if I can do one SMALL thing (like strapping and keeping them in a car seat EVERY time a car is moving) to extend the quality and length of my child's life, then I will.

    I think this is a good point about a crash. But let's remember crash landings. Having a rear facing carseat in the event of a crash landing will definitely be the difference in life and death for your child on a plane. I can look for a link, but there is a story of a crash landing. Do you know where the child is placed in a crash landing? On the floor, under your feet. There is a story of this happening, and the child got thrown around the plane. They had to evacuate the plane, with it completely on fire. Everyone got out--the baby was never found. I would never fly without a seat for this reason alone. 

    Still, I'd much rather see a child properly restrained every time they are in a car than worry about a child being in a lap on a plane. Because the risk of a car crash is very real. Sure, the risk of a plane crash is real, too, but just not as likely. 

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