Whether youâre refreshing your highlights for the summer or going all out with colored dip-dye, there are a few things you need to know before going under the foils.We talked to celebrity hairstylist Mitch Stone (whose chi-chi clients include Jennifer Lopez and Kristin Davis) to get the cardinal rules of hair coloring.hether youâre refreshing your highlights for the summer or going all out with colored dip-dye, there are a few things you need to know before going under the foils.
Forward-facing Seats. When children outgrow the rear-facing safety seat (2+ years), they should ride in a forward-facing safety seat as long as possible, up to the upper height or weight limit (40 80+ pounds) of the harnesses. Usually 4+ years old. Properly installed forward-facing in the back seat.
Rear Facing Car Seat Myths Busted. Itâs hopefully common knowledge now that rear facing in the car is the safest way for toddlers to ride. As a child passenger safety technician, Iâve heard all the reasons that parents choose to forward face too early, and Iâd like to provide some answers to those car seat myths here. Hopefully, this guide will help keep your child rear facing as long as possible! Myth #1: My child is too big! Even big kids can rear face past age two! The lovely young lady pictured here is 28 months and in the 90th percentile for both weight and height at 33 lbs and 37â³ tall. She is happily rear facing in a Safety 1st Complete Air, which has a limit of 40 lbs or 40â³.