re: omg ahhhhhhh

Quoting Captain Spaulding:" It is, I thought they change the law to rf until 2? Maybe I'm wrong."

No, just recommended. Actually recommended by the NHTSA til at least 3

<blockquote><b>Quoting L☮J:</b>" Message her, don't put her on blast with a comment and embarrass her. Just send her a short message ... [snip!] ... to have him FF. And actually the law is 1 year AND 20lbs, so until then he needs to face the back. Just want to keep him safe!""</blockquote>


Then attach the erfing YouTube video   I show this to everyone!!! Haha

Quoting Chandra LaMae Reese:" And by too tall I mean her legs had to be at an angle up the back f the seat so we waited as long as we could!"

That's not "too tall" Their legs are fine.
Turning your 11 month old FF is like giving them a death sentence.

Quoting Chandra LaMae Reese:" And by too tall I mean her legs had to be at an angle up the back f the seat so we waited as long as we could!"

ive seen 2-3 year olds still rf'ing and they are much taller than a 1 year old.. so i dont see where you are coming from with that one

Quoting Chandra LaMae Reese:" We had to turn ours at 11 months because see got too tall...but we made sure it was still legal and everything with the pd as well as insurance..."

Really? Because my very tall 2 year old still RF's. And my brother RF'd until he was almost 5...

Quoting Chandra LaMae Reese:" And by too tall I mean her legs had to be at an angle up the back f the seat so we waited as long as we could!"

Kids prop their feet up. No problems. Really, that's the biggest cop out ever.

Quoting lolajessup:" <blockquote><b>Quoting L☮J:</b>" Message her, don't put her on blast with a comment ... [snip!] ... Just want to keep him safe!""</blockquote> Then attach the erfing YouTube video   I show this to everyone!!! Haha"

I like the Joel's Journey one, and this one.
It's British, but it's awesome:

<blockquote><b>Quoting L☮J:</b>" No, just recommended. Actually recommended by the NHTSA til at least 3"</blockquote>

I thought the recommendation was limits of the seat. Age shouldn't be considered. Just each individual child's size.

Quoting L☮J:" That's not "too tall" Their legs are fine. Turning your 11 month old FF is like giving them a death sentence."

 

Their bones are not nearly developed enough to sustain in a crash if they're FF.

Quoting lolajessup:" <blockquote><b>Quoting L☮J:</b>" No, just recommended. Actually recommended by ... [snip!] ... I thought the recommendation was limits of the seat. Age shouldn't be considered. Just each individual child's size."

http://www.safercar.gov/parents/RightSeat.htm
3 yrs is just like, a 'rough' estimate.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Michael Westen:</b>" Kids prop their feet up. No problems. Really, that's the biggest cop out ever."</blockquote>


Yup my dd dangled her feet over the side put them up on the back seat or sat criss cross.

<blockquote><b>Quoting L☮J:</b>" http://www.safercar.gov/parents/RightSeat.htm 3 yrs is just like, a 'rough' estimate."</blockquote>


I just hate putting age on it cause so many people focus on it too much like its a milestone.

Quoting Michael Westen:" Really? Because my very tall 2 year old still RF's. And my brother RF'd until he was almost 5..."

Also, might I add that my brother is very very tall. He is 9 now and only 3" shorter than me. And I'm 5'6"

Quoting lolajessup:" <blockquote><b>Quoting L☮J:</b>" http://www.safercar.gov/parents/RightSeat.htm ... [snip!] ... estimate."</blockquote> I just hate putting age on it cause so many people focus on it too much like its a milestone."

Yeah good point. But 3 is better than 1 or 2 any day  

Quoting lolajessup:" <blockquote><b>Quoting L☮J:</b>" No, just recommended. Actually recommended by ... [snip!] ... I thought the recommendation was limits of the seat. Age shouldn't be considered. Just each individual child's size."

They put age on their to save themselves. As a bare minimum. If not people would be FF their 6 month olds. And it's not about the childs size, it's about the development of their bones. At 11 months old, the bones haven't yet ossified so they aren't strong enough to sustain.