Ep. 10 Curbside: How to Forward Facing Convertible Seat | Evenflo Tribute
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- Опубликовано: 11 июл 2024
- Happy Friday, friends! This week on Curbside, we go over how to properly install a convertible in forward-facing mode using either the lower anchors or seat belt.
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This is an absolutely excellent, clear how-to video! Thank you so much!
This is a life saver when you need one the most!
GUYS WE LOVE YOU! Just arrived to Hawaii! Were struggeling with the Installation as in Europe it is completely different! God bless you!!!!
Omg thank you so much this video helped me to install my sons car seat by myself for the first time and he’s almost 3!
You are welcome! Stay tuned for future episodes.
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Beautiful demo. Thanks a lot. Good luck
Thanks for sharing the information
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This is a very helpful video. Thank you so much!
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Thank you so much this video saved my life
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Fits perfectly rear-facing in our truck, which has a slightly smaller back seats. ruclips.net/user/postUgkx6_FKRYB2ClSPRyjcd8HptiCS3EiQoNX4 Feels as comfy and plush as our Graco Contender carseat.
My son is 1 years old and his size is the size of a big toddler he’s just 15 months is it ok if he start front facing seat cause he out grew the other one I’m just not sure cause I wanna make sure it’s time if they get to big for the other one
he still needs to rear face until 3. it may look uncomfortable with him rear facing because of his legs bending on the seats but he's comfortable babies can bend all kind of ways. It's not a good Idea for him to be forward facing becuase in an accident his spine could be severed from impact. It's better for him to broken legs rear facing than a broken spine forward facing.
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Can I ask, my Son is 11months old we put him in rear facing but he doesn't like it.. can I put him in this position or I'm not allowed? Thank you
We recommend keeping your child rear-facing until age two as it is much safer and the car seat provides a lot more support to your child's head, neck, and spine during a crash. Best practice is to keep the child rear-facing as long as possible in accordance to the car seat manufacturers instruction. Currently, no manufacturer allows for any child under 12 months to ride forward-facing, and several require all children under 2 years to ride rear-facing (Hoffman, B., 2018) Source: www.aappublications.org/news/2018/08/30/passengersafety083018
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