Sentences with phrase «'s bucket seats»

Really, at that kind of speed, there is nothing for the driver to do but relax in his bucket seat and enjoy the explosion of glass and the shearing of metal around him.

Sirs: My wife and I recently returned from the New York auto show (The European Car Invasion, SI, March 31) with our arms full of literature and our heads aswim with dual carburetors, leather upholstery and bucket seats.

I guarantee just HOLDING A BABY in your ARMS and carrying a Bucket Seat around causes way more pain on your body than wearing them on your body.

Travelling with an 8 month old in a few weeks, and she still fits in her infant bucket seat.

The bucket seat is also adjustable for different heights.

I have done this a number of ways and can honestly recommend them all: 1) Baby in bucket seat.

As your little one gets bigger, you can remove the straps and even the t - bar to give your toddler a cute little bucket seat to swing in when he or she plays outside.

Bucket seats keep babies safe and using one in the car does not mean you don't carry or nurture your baby enough.

My baby is not born yet, but this looks just as snuggly as many infant bucket seat, which from years, and years of babysitting I have learned to hate.

While we do many alternative parenting things — co-sleeping, EC, that whole «check list» I will admit I do like the bucket seat for the first six months or so.

A structured bucket seat holds the baby in an ergonomically correct position that makes carrying comfortable in all four positions.

Wow, the last comment calling parents idiots and several earlier ones saying bucket seats are dangerous for babies or imply that babies are not held, those are all insulting and ridiculous things to say.

the bucket seat in my car, as part of cleaning the car out for a trip the next day.

However, one fact to consider is that you will have to learn how to get your child to (and into) the car once they've outgrown the bucket seat anyway.

Bucket seats make it easy to do that, and it makes parents more likely to do it.

I will admit we have had trouble getting our bucket seat secure in the car even when it's installed correctly and has been checked at the fire station.

As a dad of expectant twins who can not handle two bucket seats at once, even empty I'm amazed at the rampant stigma against not using the infant carriers.

Heather (previous commenter) your bucket seat in a wreck is scary!!

If bucket seats work for you, then use one!

No bucket seats for us — I've seen all I need to know.

My daughter, whom I used a bucket seat with, is far from unloved and nurtured.

You forgot how no infant bucket seat has ever been made to sit on a shopping cart.

We did use a bucket seat with our other kids, and obviously they aren't evil or destroying babies» lives or anything.

Before my daughter was born, I had both a bucket seat & a convertible seat for her.

There have been warnings about using them like this for decades now, but go into any store and you'll see the idiot parent with their baby up on the shopping cart in the bucket seat.

Something they forget to mention in the article is baby length - many «bucket seats» are suitable for only a certain length (ours was good for up to a 29» baby).

The bucket seating attached to the front of the carrier helps keep the baby's posture with the spine being curved to a «C» position.

Infant bucket seats are all very similar.

Infant car seats typically come with a base that you install in your car, and then you can click an infant bucket seat in and out of the base.

It has a scooped out «bucket seat» that allows people to put babies in them before baby is developmentally ready for sitting in a seat.

A structured bucket seat properly supports his or her hips and legs while in any position; including front facing.

Features we love include the 8 - inche knobby pneumatic tires; the padded bucket seat, which also features a seatbelt; the diamond plate floorboard; the tubular steel frame, which is highly durable; and the 30 - watt electric motor, which is very powerful.

We have a suburban w / bucket seats and we're shocked to find it that the third row only has one top tether anchor SO we did the 3.5 yr old in the 3rd row, infant in third row, and 2 year old in one bucket w / the other bucket folded down.

Walls that resemble stone facades encompass the slide, swing, and bucket seat, allowing the tiny prince or princess to swing in their castle.

The seat is like a baby swing bucket seat and the baby is strapped into the seat with legs close enough to the floor to allow for bouncing up and down.

An SUV with bucket seats in the second row is my best advice.

Parents lugging around a baby in a bucket seat.

The ergonomic bucket seat easily adjusts to fit a 7 lb freshie or a 45 lb preschooler.

Ergonomic bucket seat gradually adjusts to a growing baby from newborn to toddler (7 - 45 lbs / 3.2 - 20 kg), to ensure baby is seated in an ergonomic spread - squat, natural «M shape» position at every stage

Some models are bulky and take up a lot of room, making them nearly impossible to fit into smaller cars, especially those with bucket seats.

Most umbrella strollers at fitted with a traditional toddler sized bucket seat.

One reason is that it helps air circulate into the toddler bucket seat which will help to keep your child cool on a hot day, another reason is that allows your little one to have a better view of the adventures that are going on in the world around them.

Both of these issues could be due to a flaw in the car seat design or with the model of car and type of backseat (i.e. bucket seats).

This could be due to the type of backseat (i.e. bucket seats), so if you have a sports or compact car, this car seat may not work well for you.

• Bucket seat with seat belt.

From 2003 - 2007, more than 43,000 babies ended up in the E.R. because the bucket seat they were hanging out in fell off of a counter top, shopping cart, or other surface while not in a car.

The best thing about this stroller is that in a pinch I can use it to move all three kids: Baby in the bucket seat or just sitting up front and the big kids sitting side by side on the bench in the back.

Bottom line: it's not safe, comfortable, or healthy for a baby to be toted around in a bucket seat.

When you are having fun with him outdoors and cherishing the way she swings to and fro and offers you her sweet giggles, keep in mind to use a bucket seated swing with safety straps for additional precaution.

A child should be able to bend their elbow 90 degrees above the table while seated and this bucket seat is too deep - the child is only able to fully extend arm on table.