You can indeed disconnect the ‘leg’ on the Concord Reverso (Plus)! And what a joy it was when I discovered it! haha I was told by someone else who had the seat that they needed a new seat for their travels because the Reverso they had wouldn’t fit back in the box. You seeRead more
<a href=”http://being.successfultogether.co.uk/click.asp?ref=750789&site=10489&type=b93&bnb=93″ target=”_blank”><br /> <img src=”http://become.successfultogether.co.uk/view.asp?ref=750789&site=10489&b=93″ border=”0″ title=”Practical Presents” alt=”Practical Presents” width=”728″ height=”90″ /></a> High back boosters can be dangerous! Earlier today while I was doing (yet another) photo-shoot, Henry was getting very tired. So tired in fact that he fell asleep in the HBB while I was getting some stuff in and aroundRead more
We’ve all been there, right? Some times getting a tether strap through the rail of the front seat in the car can be a real pain in the arse right? Well! It’s a good thing then that you found your way to this #tipoftheday because we have just solved your issue! This tip isRead more
This post is part of my #tipoftheday Series! That car seat manual… In 99.7% of cases – I will always ask you to follow the car seat manual. Why? Because its instructions are put together by the team that crash tested your car seat and also those who designed the car seat. But then it’s thatRead more
You can find the whole #Tipoftheday series right here! Make sure you check it out often for useful tips & tricks that saves lives. ERFmama Therese has completed the ‘Advanced Child Car Seat Training Course’ at TRL (Transport Research Lab) and is a CPD accredited car seat expert. She blogs about in-carRead more
I myself didn’t actually think about this until I was looking at car seats today and saw it, which inspired me to put it into my #tipoftheday series. I hope it was a useful tip to you!! ERFmama Therese has completed the ‘Advanced Child Car Seat Training Course’ at TRL (Transport ResearchRead more
A good article with even more tips and info on children escaping the harness can be found ~HERE~ . Q:// After watching the crash test video, were you aware of the facts related to your child taking his or her arms out of the harness? Did you know how dangerous thatRead more
One of the most common errors once the child is old enough to use a high back booster – is the belt path. Above I have shown my daughter using the most common errors. Please please please always make sure that when you buckle in the child – the seat belt is using theRead more
Once our children are old enough to go into a ‘High back booster’ (also known as a HBB) at the age of 4, it’s important to know where the adult seat belt goes and where the correct position of the head rest goes. ERFmama Therese has completed theRead more