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@@dianaatuona4263 Hi, it was iqonic aesthetics in London, interested to know where you have seen for £12k?!

@@stellamariemagee thankyou, and I promise you it does get easier! Every time I read comments like yours it’s takes me right back to 3 years ago and it’s so emotive! Take your time with everything, you’ve got this! x

Hello, it’s been noted before the production information has been changed online since this video was posted. I had also been I contact with the company and flagged my concerns with them direct. This seat was originally advertised as from 9kg. I appreciate your comments around the fitting but others to have experienced the same problem with this seat. If works for you in your car then great. This type of product is a great idea if it fits properly!

I’ve updated the thumbnail to show the original description of this car seat stating from 9months. The new model has updated to show 15months

@@ninas5747 no, no regrets atall! For me there really is nothing to regret! I wouldn’t really say anything I’d do differently as I haven’t had any issues etc…. Only had it sooner (if it was available!!!) x

@@erinlouiseruth thank you! Sorry for all the questions.. how long was it until they settled into the final size/shape? I have a consultation this week with Dr Richards.. but am pretty nervous about the post op pain/recovery/general health risks. Thanks 🙏🏻

@@ninas5747 I’m 3 months in now and I would say it’s been atleast a month since I’ve thought they look absolutely normal. They look and feel just as normal. The shape does change and drop over time so just don’t be alarmed with how they look straight away! The downtime is pretty low comparably to a traditional procedure but obviously have to still take it easy and just ensure being sensible for good recovery & healing!

@@GiuliaGUIDI-e6p I certainly can’t feel the implant by touch, me knowing I have an implant I can ‘sense’ it in some instances but it doesn’t feel unnatural by any stretch. I’ve updated my journey on my TT page so maybe check in on there as might give more insight :) x

@@erinlouiseruth thank you for the quick & kind answer! Just followed you on TT <3 !!!

@@AndreaSantanachannel I was told to wear the band for 1 week, which I did. And then I wrote it a few extra days at night as I actually felt more supported with the band on!

@@erinlouiseruth thanks!

@@neevmarcel4639 given many have had the same experience I’d argue it isn’t an installation issue. If you have belts that are on stalks, you cannot get the tension needed for these to secure properly

@@AndreaSantanachannel I think the whole thing was about an hour from going down to the theatre to coming back to recovery. I went home a couple hours after that. Being the first to have it done it was a bit longer than it would generally be!

@@AndreaSantanachannel I had 170cc, and for me the size suits me without looking too big. Most people wouldn’t even think I’ve had anything done as they are just in proportion which is what I wanted. I didn’t want ‘big boobs’ but it’s preference! They are the exact size I was describing I wanted x

@@erinlouiseruth thanks so much! Also my goal, I don’t want big breasts, literally just want to restore the volume I lost after pregnancy and breastfeeding 😀

@@AndreaSantanachannel ah so exciting! Good luck!!

@@christinaskinsaviours165 hello! Yes comfortable enough to do most things. I only had 1 day off work after the procedure but it wasn’t a necessity. I was driving within 2 days. Things just felt tight and sensitive, but not super painful. More like a heavy gym session. I have 2 young children so trust me when I say you can pretty much do normal things, just being mindful!

@@erinlouiseruththat’s fantastic Erin! Pleased you had a good recovery

After how long would you say that you were completely back? Into working out fully etc.

@@lydiafriberg6627 I was walking and doing static bike within a couple days, low impact lower body within 5 and light upper body within 2 weeks. I train most days usually so for me this was a fair time to wait, but appreciate everyone will be different! Xx

This sounds too good to be true! How long is it before they felt natural/settled completely? In your experience would you genuinely say you could do a commute and be back in the office within a week? How long do you have to wear the support bras for? Thanks for sharing!

@@Vanessa-w2n so pleased they’ve been beneficial! Please check my TT page as I’ve done a few more daily updates and will post again on here hopefully tomorrow :) No real issues at all, I only took procedure day and the following day off work, and was back also at desk job from home following day and driving short distances 2 days after. I genuinely was up and about same / next day just taking it easy. Things a bit uncomfortable but not painful. Just felt like heavy gym session. 3 weeks post procedure now and no aches and pains, feeling and looking great! Recovery is very personal, but the down time is minimal; just have to be mindful and take it a bit easy with the arms etc xx

⁠@@erinlouiseruthwow that’s so impressive. Glad everything has gone ok. thanks for getting back to me so quickly. I have a consultation tomorrow!!!!!

@@Vanessa-w2n ah that’s so exciting! Take tops / bikini tops to try the implants in to give you a good idea of size!

Hey! Hope you don’t mind me asking but what warranty option did you go for, if any?

@@Vanessa-w2n nothing additional to what you’re given as standard xx

@@mickeyblue7733 it really does get easier. Good luck! X

@@Mrs_M2021 well done for getting through it!!

@@nicolamortimer3415 This was done through iQonic Aesthetics. They are the only clinic doing it in the UK at the moment!

@@andresmalo254 hi, if you had read previous comments you’d see that anyone with the type of seat belt I had would have the same problem due to it being on a stalk. This isn’t suitable as a go to travel item if you don’t know what setup the car will have

Hiya, with me - if it was really soiled I would probably just undo the leg straps to do the change as long run wouldn’t be ideal to have mess on the harness! Good luck!

One way to solve the problem, but you shouldn’t need to!

Very true, but it seems like the only viable seat to really take on a plane. And others seek to have the same issue.​@@erinlouiseruth

@@sakikosuzuki7118 ah good luck to you!!

Hi, thanks for your comment, I actually think they have altered the age range as when I purchased this item it was from 9 months. On Amazon and other retailers it is still actually listed from 9 months despite maxi cosi website showing 15months.

They only say 15 months because legally you aren't allowed to put a baby under 15 months in a front facing seat in the UK.

Possibly, but this seat was advertised as from 9months. My updated thumbnail shows the original description for this seat. The new model description has been changed… potentially since I flagged this issues

Thanks for the clarification @MrAmbrosse and @erinlouiseruth

Yes, it should! I just fit this between a maxi cosi cabriofix (older model) on isofix base and an adult in the back of a Skoda Octavia the other day.

Thanks for taking the time to comment. As others have said, the type of seat belt clip you have fitted in the car can make a significant impact on how ‘tight’ the seat can go. If the seat belt clips and flush with the seat and are not on ‘arms’ then you won’t get as much movement. In my car (mini) the belt clips are higher then the seat, so regardless how tight you pull the car seat, it will never be super tight as there is natural movement in the belt clip. Even if this wasn’t an issue in my car, it could be the case if I was in a taxi or hire car. This seat is also advertised from 9months- and is very upright. Neither of my children would have been safe in that at 9months! The idea is great, and others are trying to do it too…. But there is always compromise!

I feel I have to point out that you made a big error in the review. You have repeated it here: the car seat is not advertised for a 9 month old... It would be crazy to do this! It's for 9kg and upwards, which is where I think you got confused. ​@@erinlouiseruth

Those first few days are so challenging, more for us then for the little ones. I hope some of my videos will help you - you’ve got this! X

Hi! Oh I think it was on Amazon or something like that!

Sizing up and folding the back of the diaper towards the babies back helps

It’s so hard to stop that generally, but deffo not ideal with the harness! I agree with the other comment, but also pulling the tabs diagonally down rather than straight across helps create a tighter fit. Also try different brands, some have elastic style backs to help avoid this and others are more ‘open’!

Hello! I can assure you I followed the instructions and video tutorial. The seat was as tight as it could go. We came to the conclusion that due to the seat belt within the seat being raised and flexible and not sunken and solid; there was always going to be some movement. I even tried this in another car

Hi @@erinlouiseruth but you are kneeling down on the ground, so you have no leverage to create effective tension... You have to stand up, pull the seatbelt whilst pressing down on the babyseat using your bodyweight and you use a push/ pull method to remove the slack from seatbelt. We ended up purchasing this carseat(on recommendation of the first part of your video actually - thank you) and its great because we are jetsetting around Europe changing cars often so the fold up and lightweightness is really handy. We don't have any slipping because we make sure we secure it properly.

​@@LaurentGamboa Did you use the car seat on airplanes while you were traveling? Since it doesn't have an airplane-safe label, I'm afraid the airlines will not allow me to use it. Has anyone used it on an airplane? I'm flying with my 17-month-old baby, and I like the seat. I just don't want to deal with the airline staff telling me I cannot use it.

if you look for a safe seat, there is only the nachfolger HyFive which is small folding and below 5kg. Rearfacing seats are bigger, but thats valid for all super safe rear facing seats.

Thanks for your comment, and hope you are finding things ok. Feedback we had was that clothes under the harness could mean some slipping of the harness / twisting, and the obvious having to perhaps take the harness off. I weighed up the pros and cons of both and found a way to get the vest on with minimal movement of the harness. Dr’s will always be super cautious and advise the ‘best’ thing to do as they don’t know how careful you will be I guess. I only ever put a thin vest under the harness, everything else was on top (pyjamas, jumpers, trousers)

Hello! I am not sure what a pillow harness is- I know there are more rigid versions of this harness and different style depending on country

Wow thank you for such a powerful comment. It baffles my mind how challenging it must have been in the past, with no easy access to information, especially when I relate it to the lack of information I felt I had which led me to make these videos in the first place! My son is as you say, happy and healthy. We did experience some gross motor delay but likely due to hypermobility and a tibia break not long after he walked! I’m amazed how helpful these videos have been for people, when at the time for me this was a way of coping! Thank you x

Hi Leza, but safetywise the Luftikid is not a real car seat, they never made somthing better than a 5,5 ranking in ADAC testing, nachfolger had a 1.9 in safety in 2019. I cannot find nomad in ADAC ranking, but this is highly relevant, if a seat is able to survive these tests. When Luftikid passed R44 the standard wasnt at this level we see now by far.

@@KiSi2005 I agree, I would not use Luftikid in a car. But if you need something in cabin during a flight your options are limited. A big transfer bus is safer than a car ride and you often only have 2 point buckles there. And of course, the super lightweight Luftikid is convenient for flying, where your luggage is limited. So, if you have a holiday without a car, but flights and bus transfers, I would choose that. The Nomad is neither for cabin nor for 2 point belts and the Nachfolger does not fit into economy class seats.

Hello, we opted not to get a travel car seat, and instead hire car seats if needed or travel with our own full size ones.

If you only do short distances (taxi, bus, etc.), the Trunki Boostapak might be interestung for you. Though I would not use that for longer road trips.

No, this car seat does not have a top tether

Yes