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Upright car seat for a 3 year old, HELP
Hello wise one's,
I come to you just really to find out if i am the only person on the planet that seems bothered about the problem i have with my 3 1/4 year old son vs his car seat.
When he turned 3 we decided to purchase a very expensive new seat for him as he was undoing his harness in his old seat, The seat we got uses a conventional seatbelt, (he is ok in it becuase he is up to weight) He is now fine in it but my problem is this when he falls asleep (Every car journey) His head flops forward to the point that he is almost doubled over and snoring. Is there a product out there that can stop this?
I come to you just really to find out if i am the only person on the planet that seems bothered about the problem i have with my 3 1/4 year old son vs his car seat.
When he turned 3 we decided to purchase a very expensive new seat for him as he was undoing his harness in his old seat, The seat we got uses a conventional seatbelt, (he is ok in it becuase he is up to weight) He is now fine in it but my problem is this when he falls asleep (Every car journey) His head flops forward to the point that he is almost doubled over and snoring. Is there a product out there that can stop this?
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Hi there Jojo,
we have had the same with all our 3, our youngest is 3 1/2 he's in the Graco boster seat, and sometimes I look back at him and his neck is in the most peculiar deformed position. We bought one of these travel pillows and put it round his neck but back to front, then even if he falls forward he still has support.
http://www.boots.com/shop/product_details.jsp? productid=1048663&classificationid=1034917
we have had the same with all our 3, our youngest is 3 1/2 he's in the Graco boster seat, and sometimes I look back at him and his neck is in the most peculiar deformed position. We bought one of these travel pillows and put it round his neck but back to front, then even if he falls forward he still has support.
http://www.boots.com/shop/product_details.jsp? productid=1048663&classificationid=1034917
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