Re: doesn't seem to fit well in a carseat

[Guest guest]

If she's in an infant carrier type car seat I would definitely recommend

switching her to a convertible rear facing car seat. My daughter was big for her

age. Around 4 mo she started crying in the car a lot. I thought she didn't like

the car, but it turned out it was the car seat. Although she hadn't outgrown the

specs but she wasn't comfy. We switched her to a britax marathon at the same

time she got her starband and she was fine.

-christine

sydney, 4.5 yrs, starband grad

>

> hello,

> My daughter has had her Starband for a week now, and we see when she is in the

carseat, her head seems to be uncomfortable. Is she supposed to wear it in the

carseat? Does anyone have suggestions? Padding under her or some other trick?

> jennifer

>

[Guest guest]

yep, my son was in a britax decathalon (marathon with extra pads) so never had an issue, we just removedthe head support so he had more room

On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 12:41 AM, christineashok <christineashok@...> wrote:

 

If she's in an infant carrier type car seat I would definitely recommend switching her to a convertible rear facing car seat. My daughter was big for her age. Around 4 mo she started crying in the car a lot. I thought she didn't like the car, but it turned out it was the car seat. Although she hadn't outgrown the specs but she wasn't comfy. We switched her to a britax marathon at the same time she got her starband and she was fine.

-christinesydney, 4.5 yrs, starband grad >> hello,> My daughter has had her Starband for a week now, and we see when she is in the carseat, her head seems to be uncomfortable. Is she supposed to wear it in the carseat? Does anyone have suggestions? Padding under her or some other trick?

> jennifer>

-- -mommy to Emma, Becca, , , , and Leah