Haha yes, I think King Roman eats more than LucyMust have killed her not being able to show Roman chowing down on an adults sized roast too
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Because she is the first woman to ever have a baby don’t ya know, and King Roman is super special and unique !!
What's wrong with that? Mine was in front facing from that age and so has every child I've knownRoman in a front seating car seat already
It’s much safer to keep them rear facing for as long as possible. Mine is nearly 3 and still rear faces.
Some don’t because either a) they are unaware or b) they don’t have much money.
Rear facing seats for older kids are notoriously more expensive. I presume cost isn’t the reason for Lucy.
If it’s due to being unaware - she should put the time and effort in to look into it.
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I’ve got a rear facing car seat for my one year old but when I was looking to buy a car seat it was so hard to get one that was rear facing for bigger children. Majority were all forward facing. It really
Annoyed me because while babies are legally able to face forward at a certain weight, it takes a quick google to realise it’s so much safer for them to be rear facing as long as possible.
Annoyed me because while babies are legally able to face forward at a certain weight, it takes a quick google to realise it’s so much safer for them to be rear facing as long as possible.
I forward faced my kids as soon as I could really as the travel sickness was so extreme, I honestly thought they would choke to death! But I do know it is safe to rear face, is it Sweden you have to rear face til 3? The uk does not give a single tit about child safety
They have to be 15 months which he won't be yet will he?
I thought it was 9 months or a certain weight? Has it changed to 15?
it’s changed. If your carseat is an Isize it has to be 15 months.
just to edit, looks like Roman is in an Nuna, which is an isize so by law needs to be rear facing until 15 months.
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No, he’d only just be 13 months.
Oh dear that sounds horrendous!! In those cases you have to make a call as a parent want to do for the best I reckon.
I don’t know about Sweden but I wouldn’t be surprised!! Think we are pretty lax here.
It’s 9kg if you’re not using a I-size car seat.
No need to mum shame. My 15 month is in a front facing and has been since he was 13 months. The car seat cost £80. You don't need to be clueless or poor to do that..
I don’t think pointing out the safest thing for a child is mum shaming. It’s pointing out what’s safest for a child. Even if you know it’s your kid, you do what you want. I hate the word mum shame and mum police. Sorry for trying to keep other kids safe where previously kids have died, if that’s offensive then there’s no helping some people
No it was the comment about people either not being able to afford it or being unaware that annoyed me. I'm sure she did her research.
Thing is that’s just life some people can afford things and some can’t and it can affect safety in this respect. Doesn’t mean it’s mum shaming it’s not that mums fault! There should be some government scheme but there isn’t.
I managed to get a rear facing car seat that becomes front facing for 79.99 in a sale. They are out there!
I thought the exact same thing.
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