Readers, some of you may recall that the latest rule with respect to car seats is that children have to be rear-facing in their car seats until they are like 23 years old and at least 102 pounds (or something like that). Turns out that if they have not yet reached 23 years of age, and weigh less than 102 pounds, if their heads are less than an inch from the top of the car seat (at least in the model we have which, conveniently, Dr. Harrington does, too), one can flip them around. And so we did. Here are the cool cats putting on their shades. (Oh, you didn't know that if you roll forward facing you also need to rock the shades? You must not ride forward facing yet.)
Thursday, August 18, 2011
Turn It Around!
Readers, some of you may recall that the latest rule with respect to car seats is that children have to be rear-facing in their car seats until they are like 23 years old and at least 102 pounds (or something like that). Turns out that if they have not yet reached 23 years of age, and weigh less than 102 pounds, if their heads are less than an inch from the top of the car seat (at least in the model we have which, conveniently, Dr. Harrington does, too), one can flip them around. And so we did. Here are the cool cats putting on their shades. (Oh, you didn't know that if you roll forward facing you also need to rock the shades? You must not ride forward facing yet.)
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