Comments on: Safety 1st Complete Air Convertible Car Seat with Air Protect http://thedomesticbuzz.com/safety-1st-complete-air-convertible-car-seat-with-air-protect/ Product Reviews, Giveaways, and Personal Anecdotes Thu, 09 Feb 2012 03:46:47 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Ruby http://thedomesticbuzz.com/safety-1st-complete-air-convertible-car-seat-with-air-protect/comment-page-1/#comment-47062 Ruby Tue, 07 Feb 2012 07:12:51 +0000 http://thedomesticbuzz.com/?p=5497#comment-47062 What age or weight would u say a child can sit forward in one of these seats? What age or weight would u say a child can sit forward in one of these seats?

]]> By: Safety 1st onBoard 35 infant car seat | The Domestic Buzz http://thedomesticbuzz.com/safety-1st-complete-air-convertible-car-seat-with-air-protect/comment-page-1/#comment-41535 Safety 1st onBoard 35 infant car seat | The Domestic Buzz Wed, 17 Aug 2011 17:31:51 +0000 http://thedomesticbuzz.com/?p=5497#comment-41535 [...] of the most popular posts on my blog over the past year is my review of the Safety 1st Complete Air convertible car seat with Air Protect . I still get hits (page visits) on it everyday, almost 8 months after writing it! You may remember [...] [...] of the most popular posts on my blog over the past year is my review of the Safety 1st Complete Air convertible car seat with Air Protect . I still get hits (page visits) on it everyday, almost 8 months after writing it! You may remember [...]

]]> By: Hollie http://thedomesticbuzz.com/safety-1st-complete-air-convertible-car-seat-with-air-protect/comment-page-1/#comment-34991 Hollie Sat, 11 Sep 2010 01:26:41 +0000 http://thedomesticbuzz.com/?p=5497#comment-34991 Thanks for a great review. Me and my daughter were in a wreak 2 days ago and I was trying to find a new carseat. My daughter walked out with a couple scratches from her belt, thank goodness. I think this carseat would be a great investment, going to purchase one next week. Thanks so much Thanks for a great review. Me and my daughter were in a wreak 2 days ago and I was trying to find a new carseat. My daughter walked out with a couple scratches from her belt, thank goodness. I think this carseat would be a great investment, going to purchase one next week. Thanks so much

]]> By: HL http://thedomesticbuzz.com/safety-1st-complete-air-convertible-car-seat-with-air-protect/comment-page-1/#comment-33539 HL Mon, 12 Jul 2010 03:18:59 +0000 http://thedomesticbuzz.com/?p=5497#comment-33539 Your nine month old MUST be rear facing! The law is 1 AND 20 pounds, but it is changing to 2yrs and 30 pounds as rec. by the AAP. The skeleton/spine of a child does not calcify until at least 3, so there is a high risk of breaking their neck...see http://www.joelsjourney.org/ for a true story of an 18 mth old who broke his neck. Please look up extended rear facing. It's 500% safer than forward facing. It's recommended to keep children rear facing until 3-4 yrs old. Please look it up, it could save your son's life in an accident. Type it into Youtube and see the crash tests. Here are some links :) http://www.carseatsite.com/rf.htm http://seattlemamadoc.seattlechildrens.org/2-is-the-new-1-rear-facing-car-seats-until-at-least-age-2/ http://carseatblog.com/?p=5168 And visit car-seat.org for a wonderful forum full of techs who can rec. the best car seat for your situation/son's age/weight and your type of vehicle. Best of luck! Your nine month old MUST be rear facing! The law is 1 AND 20 pounds, but it is changing to 2yrs and 30 pounds as rec. by the AAP. The skeleton/spine of a child does not calcify until at least 3, so there is a high risk of breaking their neck…see http://www.joelsjourney.org/ for a true story of an 18 mth old who broke his neck.
Please look up extended rear facing. It’s 500% safer than forward facing. It’s recommended to keep children rear facing until 3-4 yrs old.

Please look it up, it could save your son’s life in an accident. Type it into Youtube and see the crash tests.

Here are some links :)

http://www.carseatsite.com/rf.htm

http://seattlemamadoc.seattlechildrens.org/2-is-the-new-1-rear-facing-car-seats-until-at-least-age-2/

http://carseatblog.com/?p=5168

And visit car-seat.org for a wonderful forum full of techs who can rec. the best car seat for your situation/son’s age/weight and your type of vehicle.

Best of luck!

]]> By: AJ http://thedomesticbuzz.com/safety-1st-complete-air-convertible-car-seat-with-air-protect/comment-page-1/#comment-32622 AJ Sat, 29 May 2010 02:43:29 +0000 http://thedomesticbuzz.com/?p=5497#comment-32622 I found your article quite informative. The one concern that pops up on most reviews of this product is space when in the rear facing position. We drive a Toyota Camry and am a bit concerned about fitting it rear facing. We have an 11 mo old, 23 lb, 30" son and would like to use the rear facing option as long as possible.; -and still have my wife sit in the front seat! Thanks for your article! Off we go to buy the Air Safety Car Seat! I found your article quite informative. The one concern that pops up on most reviews of this product is space when in the rear facing position. We drive a Toyota Camry and am a bit concerned about fitting it rear facing. We have an 11 mo old, 23 lb, 30″ son and would like to use the rear facing option as long as possible.; -and still have my wife sit in the front seat!
Thanks for your article! Off we go to buy the Air Safety Car Seat!

]]> By: Tracy http://thedomesticbuzz.com/safety-1st-complete-air-convertible-car-seat-with-air-protect/comment-page-1/#comment-32160 Tracy Tue, 18 May 2010 11:54:18 +0000 http://thedomesticbuzz.com/?p=5497#comment-32160 My son is nine months old and about 22 pounds. Do I have to have him rear facing or is forward facing okay? It is very confusing trying to find the right carseat to buy, thank you for posting such helpful information! My son is nine months old and about 22 pounds. Do I have to have him rear facing or is forward facing okay? It is very confusing trying to find the right carseat to buy, thank you for posting such helpful information!

]]> By: Laci http://thedomesticbuzz.com/safety-1st-complete-air-convertible-car-seat-with-air-protect/comment-page-1/#comment-32134 Laci Wed, 12 May 2010 00:01:54 +0000 http://thedomesticbuzz.com/?p=5497#comment-32134 I just bought mine at a Babies R US and got it for less than $160! Lucky me! I just bought mine at a Babies R US and got it for less than $160! Lucky me!

]]> By: Sherry E. http://thedomesticbuzz.com/safety-1st-complete-air-convertible-car-seat-with-air-protect/comment-page-1/#comment-31194 Sherry E. Sun, 02 May 2010 19:35:31 +0000 http://thedomesticbuzz.com/?p=5497#comment-31194 I like the air protect feature! That is something that would make me feel so much more safer! I like the air protect feature! That is something that would make me feel so much more safer!

]]> By: April http://thedomesticbuzz.com/safety-1st-complete-air-convertible-car-seat-with-air-protect/comment-page-1/#comment-29142 April Thu, 15 Apr 2010 12:55:39 +0000 http://thedomesticbuzz.com/?p=5497#comment-29142 oops. I wrote 40 degrees instead of 45. Gotta remember to proofread before i hit submit. :) oops. I wrote 40 degrees instead of 45. Gotta remember to proofread before i hit submit. :)

]]> By: April http://thedomesticbuzz.com/safety-1st-complete-air-convertible-car-seat-with-air-protect/comment-page-1/#comment-29141 April Thu, 15 Apr 2010 12:54:17 +0000 http://thedomesticbuzz.com/?p=5497#comment-29141 The only time a seat needs to be at 40 degrees is when a newborn is riding in it. This is to prevent the head from falling forward and blocking the airway. As soon as they have good head control, you can move the seat a little more upright. For older kids it can be as much as 30 degrees. This is actually pretty upright! It was very refreshing to see a blog mention chest clip placement. May people don't understand that the chest clip can actually do damage if it isn't placed over the hard bone area. It was also nice to see extended rear facing mentioned. The only time a seat needs to be at 40 degrees is when a newborn is riding in it. This is to prevent the head from falling forward and blocking the airway. As soon as they have good head control, you can move the seat a little more upright. For older kids it can be as much as 30 degrees. This is actually pretty upright!

It was very refreshing to see a blog mention chest clip placement. May people don’t understand that the chest clip can actually do damage if it isn’t placed over the hard bone area. It was also nice to see extended rear facing mentioned.

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