
please. Feel free to bash me. I'm open to any criticism or bashing that will help me ensure bub is safe in this thing. I dread taking her out because I have such anxiety about car seats and whether or not she's in it correctly...can she breathe...is she comfortable. It makes me sick!! Right now we only go out if I can sit in the back and constantly check her.
Is is she in there right?? What can I do to keep her head from flopping like that when she's sleeping? Any advice or guidance is welcomed!!
Re: Car seat anxiety
I highly suggest everyone who wants to ensure their babies are buckled properly join The Carseats for Littles FB page. They are a WEALTH of information and will put your mind at ease.
Check into a car seat tech in your area, they check installations for free and explain safe car seat usage (like making sure the bar is properly positioned when in the car - it should be fully up or fully down and about an inch from the backside of the passenger seat so if there is a collision it doesn't compromise the safety). They'll also check your seat against lists of recalls etc. in my area a few police departments and fire departments have licensed techs, you just call to make an appointment when they are working!
I'm dreading the day I have to take her out in the car by myself. Ahhh! i appreciate your kind advice.
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here you can look up places in your area that do inspections.
I want to add that I have similar anxiety about being alone in the car with my girl too. Every time we've gone anywhere I've sat in the back seat next to her, but daddy goes back to work tomorrow and I know there's errands I need to run next week and her peds appointment on Friday. I'm just dreading those car trips. I swear I'll drive like a grandma........and avoid freeways luckily I can! Keep calm! You're doing great, it's good to ask questions when concerned!