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Mommy Labor Nurse

Strap Your Baby In the Car Safely With Michelle!

Mommy Labor Nurse

Liesel Teen

Parenting, Kids & Family

51.3K Ratings

🗓️ 20 November 2019

⏱️ 73 minutes

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Summary

In this episode, we dive into all things car seats!

Here are the questions we go over!

  1. Can you review the basics of buckling in a newborn?
  2. Talk to me about the “pinch test”.
  3. What about my baby’s head and how it hangs? I’m concerned he can’t breathe!
  4. How do I buckle my baby in with a coat? What if he is cold?
  5. What about sleeping babies in car seats? How long is that ok?
  6. Rear-facing vs. front facing - what are the biggest safety concerns? When is it safe to switch my child to front-facing?
  7. I’m concerned my baby’s legs are bent too much and he is uncomfortable rear-facing?
  8. Where should I go or who should I contact if I need help installing my car seat and/or making sure my baby is buckled in?

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0:00.0

You're listening to the Mommy Labor Nurse Podcast, episode number 7.

0:05.0

Hey guys, so today we are going to be talking about some car seat safety with Miss Michelle from

0:11.0

Safe in the Seat. I met Michelle not too long ago. I haven't known her like a

0:15.9

million years, but not too long ago on social media. We cross paths and I just love her page and she's just I just love her she's so down to earth and not like in your face I think sometimes car seat safety and like car seat text in general sometimes can get a bad rap because they're like preachy and you can agree or disagree with me on that but I just really like Michelle because she's not preachy at all.

0:42.8

She's just like, hey, this is the information,

0:46.7

you know, take it for what it's worth.

0:48.3

I'm not gonna like blow it in your face though.

0:51.2

So funny story about this episode, we go over a lot of really, really good

0:56.0

information in this episode and answer a lot of really great questions for you guys. But when I was

1:02.0

talking to Michelle in this episode I was talking about how Walter for you know,

1:05.0

was going to Michelle in this episode I was talking about how Walter was still rear-facing

1:06.5

and how you know I was going to try and keep him rear-facing as long as possible and he's still rear-facing in my car but side note this is like a little

1:17.5

story personal story I got into my husband's car a few days ago.

1:23.3

It was this week and I noticed that the seat was turned red,

1:27.8

like it was front facing and I was like,

1:29.9

what the heck?

1:31.6

I was like, uh, did you do this?

1:34.3

Like, did you turn this around without talking to me?

1:36.5

I like started to go all crazy.

1:38.8

And he was like, yeah, like I was traveling for work and then I put it back in my car and I read on the website that it looked like he was the recommended weight and the recommended height.

1:49.0

So I figured, hey, like why don't we switch him around? It's time and I was like, why didn't you talk to me like I wanted to keep her rear-facing for as long as possible and why would you just go and do that without talking to me blah and he was just like oh I didn't do anything wrong I didn't realize so

2:06.3

Walter's fine he's he's fine he now front faces in my husband's car because hey once you start front facing a kid if you

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