Look for car seats that have higher max weights and heights rear facing! The Nuna Rava is a great choice, a less expensive seat with high limits is the Graco extend2fit. My wife and son were in a bad accident. My wife broke her leg so badly it needed to be pieced back together with surgery. The car was totaled. My son was rear facing in his Nuna Rava and he was completely uninjured aside from some belt bruising on his thighs. The ER pediatrician said if he hadn't been rear facing he could have been very injured or worse.
Thank you, loved the video! As an alternative, I have to say we LOVE our Graco 4 Ever. It's been from newborn to now almost 4 years old and it's absolutely worked as advertised. And no, it's not disgusting because there have been *plenty* of pee, vomit, or just food accidents where I had to completely take it apart, wipe it down and wash everything, lol. It gets regular cleanings because kids are regularly gross. ;)
I agree that car seats should be reused and/or recycled because of the trash they create, especially infant car seats that can only be used for a short time. I would only accept a used car seat that is within it's expiration date, from a close friend or family member, and they promise it's never been in an accident. It's a very personal thing to share safety products so get to know your community and never isolate yourself! I love what the Dad Verb channel is doing!
So my daughter is almost 2.5 years old and I felt I had to recently change her to forward facing because she kept unbuckling her seat to turn around. I wonder if there’s anything in the market that is safe that will prevent her from unbuckling the chest strap
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Thanks for coming on! Amazing work you're doing
Thank you for being so gracious with your time. Absolutely loved our chat and hope to collab again down the line.
Thank you very much for coming in and giving us dad verb viewers your inputs! Greatly appreciated by all us new dad's learning the ropes. :D
Look for car seats that have higher max weights and heights rear facing! The Nuna Rava is a great choice, a less expensive seat with high limits is the Graco extend2fit. My wife and son were in a bad accident. My wife broke her leg so badly it needed to be pieced back together with surgery. The car was totaled. My son was rear facing in his Nuna Rava and he was completely uninjured aside from some belt bruising on his thighs. The ER pediatrician said if he hadn't been rear facing he could have been very injured or worse.
Thank you, loved the video! As an alternative, I have to say we LOVE our Graco 4 Ever. It's been from newborn to now almost 4 years old and it's absolutely worked as advertised. And no, it's not disgusting because there have been *plenty* of pee, vomit, or just food accidents where I had to completely take it apart, wipe it down and wash everything, lol. It gets regular cleanings because kids are regularly gross. ;)
I agree that car seats should be reused and/or recycled because of the trash they create, especially infant car seats that can only be used for a short time. I would only accept a used car seat that is within it's expiration date, from a close friend or family member, and they promise it's never been in an accident. It's a very personal thing to share safety products so get to know your community and never isolate yourself! I love what the Dad Verb channel is doing!
Thank you!
Great timing literally searched this topic last night
Yay so glad!
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Yay! Love hearing this. Hope it was helpful.
It’s Michelle !! Big fans of both of your content !
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She's amazing!
So my daughter is almost 2.5 years old and I felt I had to recently change her to forward facing because she kept unbuckling her seat to turn around. I wonder if there’s anything in the market that is safe that will prevent her from unbuckling the chest strap
We have an unbuckling highlight on instagram page. Video coming here soon about this!
Thank you so much
Love this!! I follow her Instagram page. So many good tips.
Thanks for following on insta! Follow here on YT too! Lots more coming ❤️
She's chock full of knowledge and tips. So glad I got to have her on the channel.
I wish this was less of blabbering and more useful information and guidance