Re: OT - Car seat for aggressive child - X Post

[Guest guest]

Take a look at 

http://www.ezonpro.com/products/familyVehicle/86yHarness.shtml Complicated to install but will do the job till she is 140lbs.

 

Hi All;

Please excuse the cross post.

If there is anyone who has found a solution to travelling in a van/car with an aggressive child, please contact me.

My dd is almost 10 years old and can be extremely aggressive during transport (attacks driver and passengers).

I would love feedback on any type of 5 point harness or car seat option for larger children that successfully prevents the child from reaching the driver. I do not have the cash for extensive vehicle modification.

Yes, we are following special diets, biomed/homeopathy etc.

Thanks,

Kim

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the reply. Have you installed one for your child? We have a

shoulder/lap belt so I'm not sure of the logistics of installing - looks like

it's for a middle seat lap belt?

Kim.

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[Guest guest]

Check their website, they have a few more options.I am not using it as DS loves to sit in the car and look outside. He is not posing any threat to himself or us when the car is in motion or otherwise. If we notice anything like that, I will install this right away.

Google for instructions, if your car is old then you will need to do some work but otherwise most of the new cars have what it needs, still complicated if you have a sedan, SUV seems a lot easier. Call them up and ask them all the questions.

Good Luck.

 

Thanks for the reply. Have you installed one for your child? We have a shoulder/lap belt so I'm not sure of the logistics of installing - looks like it's for a middle seat lap belt?

Kim.

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[Guest guest]

Thanks for further info

Kim

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> Check their website, they have a few more options.

>

> I am not using it as DS loves to sit in the car and look outside. He is not

> posing any threat to himself or us when the car is in motion or otherwise.

> If we notice anything like that, I will install this right away.

>

> Google for instructions, if your car is old then you will need to do some

> work but otherwise most of the new cars have what it needs, still

> complicated if you have a sedan, SUV seems a lot easier. Call them up and

> ask them all the questions.

>

> Good Luck.

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[Guest guest]

Try the ez on adustable vest.. my son use to lean forward and pinch me all the time now he cant. Best investment ever.   Good luck vicki

 

Thanks for further info

Kim

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> Check their website, they have a few more options.

>

> I am not using it as DS loves to sit in the car and look outside. He is not

> posing any threat to himself or us when the car is in motion or otherwise.

> If we notice anything like that, I will install this right away.

>

> Google for instructions, if your car is old then you will need to do some

> work but otherwise most of the new cars have what it needs, still

> complicated if you have a sedan, SUV seems a lot easier. Call them up and

> ask them all the questions.

>

> Good Luck.

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks Vicki - I'll look into it. Glad it solved the problem for you.

Kim

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[Guest guest]

Your very welcome,  vicki

 

Thanks Vicki - I'll look into it. Glad it solved the problem for you.

Kim

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