Mirror Car Baby
by admin on May 24th, 2007
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UK only pls - Do you put a combination car seat (birth - 4yrs) in the front seat of the car or in the back?
I know for the first 9 months it has to be rear facing but was wondering about this as the seat is so big with regards to mirrors etc. We have a Peugot 306 5 door (R plate) just to give you an idea of size. Also if the seat is in the front you cannot use window shades is this right. this is my first baby so just wanna make sure everything is right even though i feel totally neurotic lol. thanks
in the back the front is a dangerous place for a child due to airbags that can cause suffication if a crash were to happen and make sure they are facing the back window and not the back of ur head
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