Extended Rear Facing--Nicholas

Common myths of rear facing are: broken legs, uncomfortableness, my baby gets car sick when riding backwards, etc. Broken legs--The reality is that any crash severe enough to break your child's legs can severe their spinal column and kill a child. There is NO documented case of broken legs due to rear facing. However the most common injury for forward facing children is broken legs. My child is uncomfortable--Children are weird. They are comfortable in positions that would leave an adult in desperate need of a chiropractor. Most children prefer rear facing because they have a place to prop their legs and are reclined. My baby gets sick when rear facing--There is no guarantee that forward facing will alleviate the car sickness. In the very rare case that nothing works to alleviate the car sickness then it is a parent's decision to turn their child or keep them rear facing. My child hates rear facing / forward facing is easier--Over the course of your lifetime you will tell your child "no." and "you can't do that" or make decisions that don't make them happy. Safety is not negotiable. Rear facing is safer and they need to know that you are keeping them safe, not just being mean. If your child never knows that they can forward face there is no way to be sure that forward facing them will make them love the car seat. Many children dislike forward facing because if they drop their lovey or sippy cup they can't reach it but they can if they are rear facing and the cup/lovey ...

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