He will have no leg room so will be booting the back of Sarah’s seat constantly. Oh dear.Looks like lachlans car seat is now shoved into the middle to allow baby’s car seat next to the door! Jesus, that might mean he will try and talk to Sarah while she’s driving !!
Looks like lachlans car seat is now shoved into the middle to allow baby’s car seat next to the door! Jesus, that might mean he will try and talk to Sarah while she’s driving !!
Anyone know what car she has? Always looking for a car I like that fits 3 car seats on the back row!Looks like lachlans car seat is now shoved into the middle to allow baby’s car seat next to the door! Jesus, that might mean he will try and talk to Sarah while she’s driving !!
I was worried
Isla could go in the front on a booster most of the time..Robs never here anyway
Theres no way way isla needs a booster. Shes tall.
Car seat belts are designed and crash tested for adult bodies of 150cm. It's much safer to keep children in high backed boosters until they're 150cm, even though the law says they don't need to be in a car seat after 135cm. This might be one parenting decision Sarah is getting right (probably by accident).
She's probably hoping for a longer stay, granny is down to look after the inconveniences and she gets bonding time with her little love, Instagram
If it takes 3 adults to put her 2 children to bed, how in the name of hell is she going to put them both to bed on her own with a newborn that will be in the witching hour/cluster feeding? A 7 and 9 year old should be able to get ready for bed themselves and just be read a story and be tucked in by mum or dad.
So hold on. It's 10pm at night? Granny is upstairs wrestling the feral two (who are 7 and 9!) into bed? Whilst Rob is perched at the end of of the sofa and Sarah is wittering away into her phone about giving birth - again?!!
if Isla is taller than 4ft 5 (which she clearly is) then her still being in a booster seat has nothing whatsoever to do with Sarah’s motherly instinct to protect her child….. she’s in the car seat for the same reason that Lachlan was still getting wheeled around in a pushchair at the age of 5 - because it makes life easier for Sarah. restrain Isla in a seat while in the car - its a way of controlling her. Isla is tall and shes well
Isla won't be any more restrained in a high backed booster than she would be in a seatbelt, as it uses the adult seatbelt. The seat itself just places the child a bit higher up so that the seatbelt fits properly (it won't cut into her neck etc). Children's skeletons are still developing whereas adult ones are fully ossified, so can withstand the impact of a crash much better than a child (even if the child is as big as the adult, their skeleton is not as developed). Some adults would do better with a booster anyway, as it can ensure the belt fits them correctly. Being well built unfortunately tells us nothing about how her skeleton has developed insider her body either, which is the key factor in whether and how well a person will survive a car crash. There are tonnes of things to criticise Sarah for, but this isn't one of them. I'm not having a go at you, Betty, as clearly your children are grown so you don't need this advice any more anyway. Other parents of young children may not know all of these things, and sometimes influencers do get things right (accidentally or not!)
Oh I'm sorry. The law doesn't always prescribe what is safest, and medical professionals don't talk to parents about these things so most have no idea. Yes, let's move on.