People shame me SO MUCH for having my baby girl rear facing but she had mobilty challenge and already a bigger head that other kids of her âge. Thank you
Next time ask them if it’d make them happy to put her in a more dangerous position and to specify how they will help should she become handicap due to an accident. I would just because I’m so sassy like that 😂 but good for you for keeping your baby safe!
@@aspiringfurnitureflipper9087 We just had the confirmation this week that she is having a very rare genetic disorder. THAT IS WAS HER HEAD IS STILL TOO HEAVY FOR HER. I am so glad that I keep her rear facing for a long time (she is 3 and a Hall and very tall). We found a New seat to put her rear facing for a longer period and I am very glad.
You're making the evidence based, scientifically correct choice! Ignore the crowd if they're ignorant! Like in the gameshow Who wants to be a Millionaire, "ask the audience" is often NOT right.
You need to get a stronger back bone... Anyone who told me to put my child facing forward before 4 years old (when their neck bones naturally fuse) they'd get called a fucking Moron by me
My child is 5 1/2, he still sits rear facing. He doesn't know any different. He always finds a comfortable place for his legs, he never complains. While we are in Europe, there are plenty of seats to chose from. Currently he's in a ONLY rf'ing seat that goes to 25kg. Soon he will move to ff in a high back booster, with his age his bone structure is solid enough for him to be ff. Never had a need for a ffseat with harness. 🤷🏻♀️ Education is everything, my childs life is worth educating myself to the best of my ability. Sure his seat was expensive, his life is priceless. Once moved to his highback booster, he will be there until he maxes the height limit of 150cm. People are way to fast to move their children to the next stage seat, as if it's some type of milestone. Keep your kiddos safe and keep them in their seats until they max the limits! I'd much prefer a child to be crying while rf'ing (they will adjust), over being ff'ing and end up internally decapitated. It's not hard people. It's thoroughly tested & safer. #dontbeapunkfacethetrunk Your children depend on you to keep them safe. Educate yourself.
My parents kept me in a booster seat until I was 145cm at 11. I hated it because all the other kids were in normal seats at 7. But I’m glad they put in the effort to keep me safe.
@@miramiraonthewall133 better than having dead beats who don’t care about you. You aren’t the first one lmao. I’ve seen 10 year olds still in 5 point harnesses before
The jacket thing people don't realize is also bad for adults to do. Don't ever wear your coat while driving or riding in a car with your seat belt on. Similar results in a crash will happen. It's best to warm your car up in the winter and then take your coat off as you enter your car and then you can put your coat back on before leaving your car. People forget how dangerous driving a car can be!
OK but if you live where I live and it gets to be -40 below 0. 2 months out of the year, And you have a crash with no coat on you are going to freeze death first!!
I’m glad they included a health professional to speak about the medical side of the risks of car seat safety, but they should have also included a CPST in their interview since we are trained and certified in car seat safety, whereas not all pediatricians, firefighters, EMT’s, police officers are not.
Thank you, KC. I had to google CPST because I was unaware of the term. In case there are others interested it means: Child Passenger Safety (CPS) technician.
@MissJaiAre I know this is an old post but I wanted to thank you for the information as to what a "CPST" is/does. We are about to buy a new car seat for our 3-1/2 year old great-granddaughter and will now seek a CPST for some guidance.❤
Thankyou for this. It's an eye-opener. Didn't know this. Also the extra info about taking their jackets off - it makes a big difference and it's worth it. I'm reading the Highway Code at the moment. From London, England, UK 🏴
Kids should rear-face until at least 4 years old, preferably longer as rear-facing is always safest and could be the difference between life and death in a car crash. NEVER should they forward-face in a 5 point harness, as this will hold their bodies back, while the head gets flung full force ahead. When you turn your kid forward, they need to be big enough and mature enough for a booster seat using the cars own seat belt. If you can't get car seats that will allow for rear-facing as long as needed in your country, look to import, or demand car seat manufacturers make them available to you, as they are certainly available in other countries who are years ahead of you when it comes to car safety for children.
@@UnicornsPoopRainbows Indeed, that is the kind of booster seat I meant :) Cushions alone should not be used as long as the child fits in a high backed booster seat.
I don’t understand your information on 5 point harnesses. A safety belt is designed to lock on impact also holding back your body while your head moves forward. It is recommended in our country that you rear face as long as possible then use a 5 point harness until your child is of the maturity to sit safely in their booster the entire trip.
@@creativeinspirations9508 A childs head is big and heavy in proportion to their body, and their neck is not mature, as an adults neck. A regular safety belt will also not keep your body as still, there is some give there, which there is not in a 5 point harness. A Child needs to rear face at least until 4, but preferably longer, and then be in a high backed booster Seat when forward facing, or they risk internal decapitation if facing forward in a 5 point harness in a crash. Its important to remember that just because something is legal, does not make it safe, and many contries are way behind when it comes to proper Child safety in cars.
@Fearn and Tucker’s Angel Forever just because your country is obviously decades behind in Child safety in cars does not make what you say Even remotely true. By your attitude I'm suspecting that you know I am right, and you are offended that you do not secure your own Children in the safest way possible. Educate yourself.
You're the adult and you decide, I don't care if they moan. No child should face forward before 4 years old when their spinal neck bones have fused properly
Ummmmmm children need to be in some sort of carseat restraint then when they outgrow their 5 point harness which is about 65 pounds or height wise they go into a booster until they are 4'9"......
Wow i had no idea thabk you for sharing. My lil girl is 2 years old , shes very long i have her in a front facing. Shes 25 pounds, should i have her car seat rear facing how do i know?
The impact would still be less compared to a frontal collission because in a rear end collission, both cars are moving in the same direction. Hence, either way, rear facing seat is better.
As long as the car is stationary and the other vehicle is in a high velocity and in the circumstance the child is sitting rear faced, there are chances of fatal injuries. But the probability of all three happening in the same time are equally unlikely. So there is really nothing to worry about, just dont stop in the middle of a highway.
Most people who got rear ended step on their brakes after thus making the force forward again Rear facing is still better my sibling will not be forward facing until she's 5
@@realkk so you think it is more important than keeping him alive? You should read about this. 90% safer rear facing. At least, stop making idiot videos showing forward facing kids, so that other idiot people that cant think for themselves copy that.
@@realkk the three year old I take care of does whine about RF because their parents don’t do that in their car, but those are my rules and they can whine and scream and bang or WHATEVER they need to do all they want. Luckily they don’t have tantrums about it. But seriously, I know what’s best. I rear face them. They’re only 31 pounds. Far from the weight limit of even a 40 lb seat with the 40 lb limit
I was hesitant At first spending this much money on a car seat but honestly think about it like this , you won’t have to buy another car seat ever again
Chest buckles are only to position the harness so on impact it positions it over the chest. The chest clip DOES NOT protect a child from flying out of a car seat, which a lot of Americans don't actually know dangerously. Chest clips are only required in some countries, with some car seats. Europe doesn't use chest clips, instead they have their harnesses positioned in a way that doesn't require a chest clip as it is over the chest. They also have a law meaning the fire service can eject the child with one red button central to the seat, this is to prevent them having to fiddle with lots of buttons in the event of a crash/fire. Which, honestly makes more sense than adding a clip. But that probably means the crash test videoes are likely of tests done in europe. Hope this helps 🙏
Hey, there’s models of car seats that extend on the leg area now :) for example the one I have is by Graco, it’s called Extend2fit, you can look it up to get an idea.
Lmao, when I was a kid my mom drove like a grandma and still found a way to fuck up her car completely, mostly from crashing into parked cars when parking inside underground parking lots lmao, i'm glad I had a nice seat
The only time you shouldn't rear face is if the child is on the passenger seat. If you have a car crash, the air bag will crush and kill the child. My car has this written in big letters on the visor.
@@belisarian6429 I don't think I'd like to disconnect the air bag function. (Personally.) But when you have little one I can understand why parents want to be able to view them and not have them rear facing. The passenger seat could be the possible middle ground. Can the air bag be connected again, for example if it was used by another person (non child) for a singular journey? If not, then you are risking their lives too.
@@blueriver8691 Yes, sure all cars I have seen it in have some easy way to turn it off and on, usually keyhole for car key where you will insert you car key and turn it to on or off state, or some kind of button, it depends on the car.
@@belisarian6429 Oh thank you. I didn't know that. I will keep that in mind when I do have a little one. (Hoping in the next few years from now.) But one thing is for sure, I will rear face a baby car seat.
Only problem rear collisions are just has powerful as front, now let's see rear facing car seats with a rear impact, no difference, better to pay attention to road no texting
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Or we could just... learn to drive better? Or.... not drive at all? Or just creating problems that forces us to buy the solution, that's probably for the best... right?
Recently I parked next to a car with a front facing baby seat, I waited for the owners to return in order to inform them of the benefits of having the baby rear facing as opposed to front facing. I wanted to be informative as possible, as opposed to judgmental; but as they approached I realised they were asian so said nothing. On the way out of the car park I rear ended their car at approx 25mph. Kid seemed off but possibly just inbred.
Why does them being Asian mean you back away. Doesn't matter the race, you tell them anyways. Your comment sounds like you think it's ok for Asians to neglect their children's safety. Give the same standards to everyone or nobody
People shame me SO MUCH for having my baby girl rear facing but she had mobilty challenge and already a bigger head that other kids of her âge. Thank you
Next time ask them if it’d make them happy to put her in a more dangerous position and to specify how they will help should she become handicap due to an accident. I would just because I’m so sassy like that 😂 but good for you for keeping your baby safe!
@@aspiringfurnitureflipper9087 We just had the confirmation this week that she is having a very rare genetic disorder. THAT IS WAS HER HEAD IS STILL TOO HEAVY FOR HER. I am so glad that I keep her rear facing for a long time (she is 3 and a Hall and very tall). We found a New seat to put her rear facing for a longer period and I am very glad.
You're making the evidence based, scientifically correct choice!
Ignore the crowd if they're ignorant! Like in the gameshow Who wants to be a Millionaire, "ask the audience" is often NOT right.
You need to get a stronger back bone... Anyone who told me to put my child facing forward before 4 years old (when their neck bones naturally fuse) they'd get called a fucking Moron by me
My child is ERF also x
My child is 5 1/2, he still sits rear facing. He doesn't know any different. He always finds a comfortable place for his legs, he never complains.
While we are in Europe, there are plenty of seats to chose from.
Currently he's in a ONLY rf'ing seat that goes to 25kg.
Soon he will move to ff in a high back booster, with his age his bone structure is solid enough for him to be ff. Never had a need for a ffseat with harness. 🤷🏻♀️ Education is everything, my childs life is worth educating myself to the best of my ability.
Sure his seat was expensive, his life is priceless.
Once moved to his highback booster, he will be there until he maxes the height limit of 150cm.
People are way to fast to move their children to the next stage seat, as if it's some type of milestone.
Keep your kiddos safe and keep them in their seats until they max the limits!
I'd much prefer a child to be crying while rf'ing (they will adjust), over being ff'ing and end up internally decapitated.
It's not hard people. It's thoroughly tested & safer. #dontbeapunkfacethetrunk
Your children depend on you to keep them safe. Educate yourself.
Amen 🙏🏼
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My parents kept me in a booster seat until I was 145cm at 11. I hated it because all the other kids were in normal seats at 7. But I’m glad they put in the effort to keep me safe.
@@miramiraonthewall133 better than having dead beats who don’t care about you. You aren’t the first one lmao. I’ve seen 10 year olds still in 5 point harnesses before
@@miramiraonthewall133 I still sit rear facing in a booster seat, and I’ve been driving for 11 years.
The jacket thing people don't realize is also bad for adults to do. Don't ever wear your coat while driving or riding in a car with your seat belt on. Similar results in a crash will happen. It's best to warm your car up in the winter and then take your coat off as you enter your car and then you can put your coat back on before leaving your car. People forget how dangerous driving a car can be!
Try to warm diesel car before driving :D I would have to wait hours.
I always wear a coat under my seat belt. I am stopping now
OK but if you live where I live and it gets to be -40 below 0. 2 months out of the year, And you have a crash with no coat on you are going to freeze death first!!
I’m glad they included a health professional to speak about the medical side of the risks of car seat safety, but they should have also included a CPST in their interview since we are trained and certified in car seat safety, whereas not all pediatricians, firefighters, EMT’s, police officers are not.
Thank you, KC. I had to google CPST because I was unaware of the term. In case there are others interested it means: Child Passenger Safety (CPS) technician.
@MissJaiAre I know this is an old post but I wanted to thank you for the information as to what a "CPST" is/does. We are about to buy a new car seat for our 3-1/2 year old great-granddaughter and will now seek a CPST for some guidance.❤
Thankyou for this.
It's an eye-opener. Didn't know this.
Also the extra info about taking their jackets off - it makes a big difference and it's worth it.
I'm reading the Highway Code at the moment.
From London, England, UK 🏴
She didn't tighten the straps properly., either lol
My son was rear-face till he was almost 5 years old, my daughter will do the same!!
That’s awesome :)! This is normal in Sweden and they have the lowest number of children seriously injured or killed in car accidents!
Rachel is My Angel how is that disgusting?
Rachel is My Angel so ur saying the average almost 2 year old weighs 40-50 pounds?
Rachel is My Angel even height goes pretty high. No baby under 2 should be ff, if they don’t max out the car seat they’re fine.
Do u have kids? Gosh I hope not.
Very good information, i didnt know these things
Kids should rear-face until at least 4 years old, preferably longer as rear-facing is always safest and could be the difference between life and death in a car crash. NEVER should they forward-face in a 5 point harness, as this will hold their bodies back, while the head gets flung full force ahead. When you turn your kid forward, they need to be big enough and mature enough for a booster seat using the cars own seat belt.
If you can't get car seats that will allow for rear-facing as long as needed in your country, look to import, or demand car seat manufacturers make them available to you, as they are certainly available in other countries who are years ahead of you when it comes to car safety for children.
Make sure the booster is a high-backed booster. I just saw a crash test with the cushion part only and now I'm traumatized.
@@UnicornsPoopRainbows Indeed, that is the kind of booster seat I meant :) Cushions alone should not be used as long as the child fits in a high backed booster seat.
I don’t understand your information on 5 point harnesses. A safety belt is designed to lock on impact also holding back your body while your head moves forward. It is recommended in our country that you rear face as long as possible then use a 5 point harness until your child is of the maturity to sit safely in their booster the entire trip.
@@creativeinspirations9508 A childs head is big and heavy in proportion to their body, and their neck is not mature, as an adults neck. A regular safety belt will also not keep your body as still, there is some give there, which there is not in a 5 point harness. A Child needs to rear face at least until 4, but preferably longer, and then be in a high backed booster Seat when forward facing, or they risk internal decapitation if facing forward in a 5 point harness in a crash. Its important to remember that just because something is legal, does not make it safe, and many contries are way behind when it comes to proper Child safety in cars.
@Fearn and Tucker’s Angel Forever just because your country is obviously decades behind in Child safety in cars does not make what you say Even remotely true. By your attitude I'm suspecting that you know I am right, and you are offended that you do not secure your own Children in the safest way possible. Educate yourself.
I'm a 270 pound man. How do I find a rear facing seat for my size?
Dicks R US should sell them.
🤣🤣🤣
You could look for a company that supplies professional racecar drivers and ask if they'll supply you with a HANS device (or similar).
Simply drive everywhere in reverse.
You're the adult and you decide, I don't care if they moan. No child should face forward before 4 years old when their spinal neck bones have fused properly
In this case maybe we should make all vehicle seats facing backwards for fully autonomous vehicles?
I think he means in the back lol
@@xercer fully autonomous vehicles
Ummmmmm children need to be in some sort of carseat restraint then when they outgrow their 5 point harness which is about 65 pounds or height wise they go into a booster until they are 4'9"......
im 10 just hit 5 ft lol
Wow i had no idea thabk you for sharing. My lil girl is 2 years old , shes very long i have her in a front facing. Shes 25 pounds, should i have her car seat rear facing how do i know?
my child, wait...
I am a child
What if the rear facing seat is in a car that gets rear ended?
Way less of a change in velocity compared to the car it self hitting a wall
replace but the chance of that isn't too high for a big issue, most RE accidents aren't at speed
The impact would still be less compared to a frontal collission because in a rear end collission, both cars are moving in the same direction. Hence, either way, rear facing seat is better.
As long as the car is stationary and the other vehicle is in a high velocity and in the circumstance the child is sitting rear faced, there are chances of fatal injuries. But the probability of all three happening in the same time are equally unlikely. So there is really nothing to worry about, just dont stop in the middle of a highway.
Most people who got rear ended step on their brakes after thus making the force forward again
Rear facing is still better my sibling will not be forward facing until she's 5
...the baby girl is adorable. 😃
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Why is your 3 yo forward facing? My kids are rearfacing and almost 6 yo.
oystein8371 because my three year old want to see what we are doing. He is very curious,
@@realkk so you think it is more important than keeping him alive? You should read about this. 90% safer rear facing. At least, stop making idiot videos showing forward facing kids, so that other idiot people that cant think for themselves copy that.
@@realkk you know you can find a little mirror so the toddler can still see right? Si read of putting him/her/them in danger
@@realkk the three year old I take care of does whine about RF because their parents don’t do that in their car, but those are my rules and they can whine and scream and bang or WHATEVER they need to do all they want. Luckily they don’t have tantrums about it. But seriously, I know what’s best. I rear face them. They’re only 31 pounds. Far from the weight limit of even a 40 lb seat with the 40 lb limit
@@hannahscott6604 especially they are not yours, its better to be safety first.
I was hesitant At first spending this much money on a car seat but honestly think about it like this , you won’t have to buy another car seat ever again
Team queen idk where you get your info....
All the crash test dummies did not have the chest buckles.
Chest buckles are only to position the harness so on impact it positions it over the chest. The chest clip DOES NOT protect a child from flying out of a car seat, which a lot of Americans don't actually know dangerously. Chest clips are only required in some countries, with some car seats. Europe doesn't use chest clips, instead they have their harnesses positioned in a way that doesn't require a chest clip as it is over the chest. They also have a law meaning the fire service can eject the child with one red button central to the seat, this is to prevent them having to fiddle with lots of buttons in the event of a crash/fire. Which, honestly makes more sense than adding a clip. But that probably means the crash test videoes are likely of tests done in europe.
Hope this helps 🙏
My parents did not care about car seat safety chest clip was low straps were twisted and forward facing at 2 years old
Taking a coat OFF was 101 when putting a kid in car seat. Just dumb if you didn’t know that!!! Shocking..
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How do u keep them rear facing if they’re legs are too long?
Kids are flexible. They’ll hang them to the side, sit cross legged or prop them on the vehicle seat.
Better if their legs are broken than their spine as that can paralyze them
tie them in a knot
Hey, there’s models of car seats that extend on the leg area now :) for example the one I have is by Graco, it’s called Extend2fit, you can look it up to get an idea.
Snap their legs. Legs will repair, spines will never recover.
My dad uses a car like he’s in gta5 he did not crash yet
yet.
Lmao, when I was a kid my mom drove like a grandma and still found a way to fuck up her car completely, mostly from crashing into parked cars when parking inside underground parking lots lmao, i'm glad I had a nice seat
The only time you shouldn't rear face is if the child is on the passenger seat.
If you have a car crash, the air bag will crush and kill the child.
My car has this written in big letters on the visor.
In almost all cars you can disable air bag on front passenger seat, so you can rear face you child there too.
@@belisarian6429 I don't think I'd like to disconnect the air bag function. (Personally.)
But when you have little one I can understand why parents want to be able to view them and not have them rear facing.
The passenger seat could be the possible middle ground.
Can the air bag be connected again, for example if it was used by another person (non child) for a singular journey? If not, then you are risking their lives too.
@@blueriver8691 Yes, sure all cars I have seen it in have some easy way to turn it off and on, usually keyhole for car key where you will insert you car key and turn it to on or off state, or some kind of button, it depends on the car.
@@belisarian6429 Oh thank you. I didn't know that.
I will keep that in mind when I do have a little one. (Hoping in the next few years from now.)
But one thing is for sure, I will rear face a baby car seat.
Holy fuck go to sleep
Only problem rear collisions are just has powerful as front, now let's see rear facing car seats with a rear impact, no difference, better to pay attention to road no texting
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Or we could just... learn to drive better? Or.... not drive at all?
Or just creating problems that forces us to buy the solution, that's probably for the best... right?
Not drive at all bwahahahaha great suggestion
Recently I parked next to a car with a front facing baby seat, I waited for the owners to return in order to inform them of the benefits of having the baby rear facing as opposed to front facing. I wanted to be informative as possible, as opposed to judgmental; but as they approached I realised they were asian so said nothing. On the way out of the car park I rear ended their car at approx 25mph. Kid seemed off but possibly just inbred.
HUH
Why does them being Asian mean you back away. Doesn't matter the race, you tell them anyways. Your comment sounds like you think it's ok for Asians to neglect their children's safety. Give the same standards to everyone or nobody
why did them being asian have to do with anything?🤨
@@talithaazzahra4764 More likely to become abusive in my experience
what the fuck is wrong with you