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Ok, cool. Thanks!
Well, the FF on is the only one attached to the designated anchor. The rearfacing seat is tethered to the bolted part on the floor, of the same seat. Make sense?
In my Sienna, I have a FF Radian in the middle second row captain chair, tetheres behind the seat to the designated anchor point, which is on the seat back. I also have a RF Radian in the 3rd row, middle seat, so it is back to back with the other Radian. That one is tethered to the anchor in the floor, of the same seat. Is this ok?
Angela- I just moved DS to the middle 3rd row in my Sienna, so he could RF in his radian longer. Hes only 2, but almost 35 pounds, so I thought it was the best move. No other carseat I bought would keep him that way longer. It installed much better than in the captains chairs, PLUS, the bracing totally eliminates the over-recline issue, which is great. Just an FYI! Its a pain in the butt to get him in and out, but I guess you have to pick your battles.
Omg she is soo cute! I just LOVE big chubby cheeked babies!!
Count me in too. This stinks! I am only 39 weeks, but still! I keep thinking "this is it" then it all stops. Argh!
My DD is 4.3 and was totally fine RFing- shes about 35 pounds, but we have raidans. However, with the new addition coming and therefore a different carseat configuration, as well as the fact that radians son't install well in my sienna, I turned her. I feel pretty ok about it. It would have been nice to have her RF for that last 10 pounds, but I am just happy we made it this far. She LOVES FFing, lol.
This is a dumb question but I don't know the answer! My baby has been practicing some MAJOR karate moves in there, and they HURT. Its like she is trying to bust out lol. Can the baby actually break the water bag? With DD my water started trickling over the course of the day, with DS it didn't break until the midwife broke it while I was in transition. Thoughts?
I wouldn't even give that the time of day. Honestly, the author is probably looking to rile a bunch of people up. Ridiculous.
I have also had luck with valtrex over acyclovir. And a naturopath prepared a lemonbalm/hyssop/licorice tincture for me to put on the sores and it really helps- though stings badly! The outbreak can take several forms, so there is a good probability you have had an outbreak before- my DH, for example, gets outbreaks that present themselves as dry skin/chafing. He never gets actual sores. So you very well could have had it a long time and not known it. Also, my...
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