Friday, January 7, 2011

Sit'n'Stroll commercial

Imagine how convenient travel becomes with the Sit'n'Stroll ... You fly into town with your baby beside you in the FAA-certified flight seat. When it's time to disembark from the plane, you transform the Sit'n'Stroll from flight seat to stroller, which rolls down the plane's aisle, then up the jetway into the airport. You stop for a quick bite to eat, and the Sit'n'Stroll becomes a handy booster seat at the table. Then it's back to the stroller as you leave the terminal to hail a taxi. The Sit'n'Stroll transforms into a carseat which quickly buckles into the taxi, and you're ready to continue your journey.



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Thursday, January 6, 2011

One Arm Pole Dancing... lol

www.studioveena.com So I have an injured bicep....Stepped on one of my sons razor scooters while carrying my baby in his car seat!! With the car seat hung over my arm I lifted it straight up when I knew I was falling so my little one wouldn't fall to the ground...I ended up hurting my bicep and shoulder. I hadn't danced for 2 weeks so I was going crazy from just sitting around and HAD to dance. I don't need the elbow support, its just there as a reminder NOT to use my bicep while I dance.



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Tuesday, January 4, 2011

How to Find the Best Baby Car Seat

Features to Consider

There are many features to consider when shopping for your baby's car seat. You must consider cost, comfort, safety ratings, ease of use, and how long you will be using the seat. If you are not a body builder (most of us are not), you will also want to consider how heavy it is to carry. Many of the infant carriers are extremely heavy to carry with a baby in them, so keep that in mind.

Safety

All seats should be safe, that is the idea, right? You may find safety rating on any of the major baby websites. You may need to balance out what safety ratings are with other factors.

Cost

Car seats are not cheap, but some are more affordable than others. Cheaper seats may fit your budget, but may not come with as much padding for baby, but still be perfectly safe. Find a price that you're happy with, and compare it to others to make sure you're getting a good deal.

Ease of Use

It is a good idea when checking out seats to practice testing the straps and see how easy they are to hook and unhook. If the seat is difficult when shopping, it will be incredibly worse with a squirmy baby inside.

Weight

When you pick the seat up, imagine the weight plus 20 pounds. If that seems unbearable, move on to another seat. You don't want to break your back, but instead carry something that is on the lighter side.

Length of use

While many families choose an infant carrier at first, most only will accommodate baby until it weighs twenty pounds, at which point you will be moving to a convertible car seat. If your budget is tight, you may want to skip the carrier. If money is no object, the carrier can be easier to use and more comfortable for baby.

When you are shopping for a car seat, please remember to keep all of these factors in mind. These will help you find the right car seat for your baby, for your vehicle, and for you to carry them around!

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Sunday, January 2, 2011

Buying a Baby Car Seat? Read This First

As you're preparing to bring your little one home from the hospital, you'll need to know which car seats are the safest, and there are lots of stores and resources to choose from. Here are some of the best places to find baby car seats that will save you a considerable amount of money.

If you live near a Wal-Mart, you'll have access to plenty of quality seats and baby strollers that you won't want to pass up. Brands like Graco and Baby Trend are featured at the store, so you know you'll be getting the best for your baby. The Spree Travel System with SnugRide is a great buy, since it allows you to fit your baby car seat into a stroller frame, and provides cushioned seating for your baby. You may also want to check out the Stylus Travel System from Wyndham, which includes a full size stroller as well as a seat so that your baby will be comfortable, both in the car and when you're out and about. Baby Trend also has a number of great baby car seats to choose from, such as the Travel System with Flex-Loc, which provides safe transport for your children in the car or in the stroller. The Flex-Loc infant car seat is also a great buy for young babies, since the rear-facing seat has a number of security locks that will keep your baby strapped in safely. If you don't find what you're looking for at a Wal-Mart store, you can also shop on the walmart website for special online deals.

You can also find a number of baby seats that will fit your needs at babyage.com. There are many baby products on the site for infants and toddlers, so you can buy the right devices that will adjust to your child. Convertible car seats are ideal for parents who have a child that is almost a toddler, since the seat is a cross between a car seat for infants and a booster seat. There are also a number of travel systems that include baby seats on the site, so you'll find strollers and bassinets that will help to transport your baby easily. There is also a number of accessories that you'll want to check out so that your baby will be entertained during long trips. These accessories, such as seat liners and canopies, will also keep your baby safe and comfortable while you travel.

Other places to find the perfect seats include Target, where you can use the store locator to find a Target near you, where you can search through other great baby supplies. You may also want to check out amazon.com to find reviews from other parents who have purchased baby car seats from the site. Happy shopping!

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Saturday, January 1, 2011

The Isofix Baby Car Seat System

Made a mandatory inclusion in 2006 for all new cars, the ISOFix system is a standard fitting system allowing child car seats to be fitted into cars without the use of adult seatbelts. By removing the use of the adult seatbelt, the risk of mis-fitting is taken away, helping to ensure that your child receives the ultimate protection in the unfortunate event of an accident.

Now regarded as the safest form of travel for children, all new cars must have universal ISOFix anchorages for a minimum of two seating positions. Furthermore, to ensure that the points are universal, the ISOFix system requires three, separate anchorage points. Two of these points are located at part of the seat where the back meets the base and there is a third point behind the seat. The first two points are to securely hold the seat in place, whilst the third (the point behind the seat) is there to ensure the seat doesn't fall forwards.

The idea behind the ISOFix system is simple, yet so effective - to be able to purchase any car seat for your child (based on their age and height) and have it fit in any car, wherever you are. The seat can be easily transferred from new car to old, parents to grandparents within a matter of seconds.

As all seats don't currently use the ISOFix system and older cars do not have the ISOFix anchorage points, there are several devices on the market to solve this problem, such as the ISOFix car seat base. This allows the seat to use the ISOFix system, even though the car seat doesn't have the necessary ISOFix point.

Somewhat surprisingly, the ISOFix system actually dates back to the early 1990's. Unknown to most parents, most cars manufactured throughout the 1990's had at least two anchorage points (the two points between the seat base and back). The system wasn't widely marketed and although several seats were produced for the ISOFix system, the use of the adult seatbelt was still deemed safe and the most affordable option.

Discovering whether your car has ISOFix anchorage points is simple - they will be clearly labeled. You can feel the points by placing your hand between the seat back and base or alternatively check your car owner's manual or consult your car manufacturer.

2001 saw a survey carried out that showed a massive 80% of car seats examined weren't fitted correctly. With ISOFix now being compulsory in all new cars, there should be a reduction in this figure, leading to a reduction in the number of car seat related deaths and injuries.

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