Hello all
I'm much happier now DD is in bed (she did NOT go back to sleep...), she has been exhausting today. If she'd just learn to fall over not like a plank but like a normal baby I could have 2 seconds to myself. However, she doesn't, so I can't...
Lovely about the heartbeat pomme, i used to love hearing it with DD. always made me
. Are you 15 or 16 weeks now? Or was it you who's 23?
must go and check that stats thread...
Yes, I am looking at rear facing seats to take DD to age 4 or 5 without going forward facing. (grumble grumble). They totally limit your front passenger (or driver) space and are freaking HUGE!! But miles, miles safer, not just a little bit. This is one of the stats from the www.rearfacing.co.uk website (which is independent and DOES NOT sell carseats) and btw, children in Sweden all RF til 4.
"Children in Sweden are extremely unlikely to die in car accidents. Between July 2006 and November 2007 not a single child under the age of 6 years old was killed in a car crash in Sweden (Source: VTI Sweden). According to the AA?s website, 205 children are injured in car crashes in the UK every year and 21 are killed.
With rearfacing group 1 car seats this statistic could change."
As far as I know, only one child ever has ever died in a RF in a crash and that was listed as an 'exceptional situation'. It was the parents that jumped off Beachy Head together when their son died with his body in a rucksack that got to me though- he'd broken his neck 2 or 3 years before aged 18 or 20 months or so in a (correctly adjusted, correctly fitted) FF carseat, was on a ventilator and paralysed from the neck down, so sad, so scary. Hence the bloody awful RF for us till DD is 4 (unless DH freaks at changing car and tries to make me turn her at 2.5 to make way for number 2 to go into her current seat. I will resist. Strongly)
Anyway, enough about carseats. I'm SICK of them!!!!
Hello love!! did your due date get changed then?