What are the best cars for this situation, especially if you need 2 rear facing? My niece needs help, thinking of a car to get, she has a new baby and two very little ones.
I just got a 2010 honda odyssey and I can't get 3 carseats in the back. Any advice? I have to get 3 carseats in the back, all the same age. I need 3 carseats in the middle as well, one rear facing
I get the get the baby out of curb side. However he was wrong with his info with both sides being the same. The passenger side is more likely to be hit by another car. The baby is safer behind driver seat Incase of an accident if older child in booster is in the middle.
Salmondog2246 I know a lot of people like to stay on the super-safe side, keeping kids in the safest carseat they can fit in for as long as possible. In Ohio, it's a law to be in a booster until age 9.
Because with so many y distracted drivers on the road now and the drug epidemic the increase in DUI's and OVI's people would rather their children are safe.
Team Queen’ s Fearn Tucker and Bentley Forever you’re literally a moron. BOTH of the younger ones should be in rear facing seats because of the FORCES of a front and rear collision. Bodies weigh up to 5 times more than usual. That’s a huge load on their necks, what with children’s’ heads being much larger in comparison to their bodies, and their skeletons underdeveloped. And the injuries sustained when their bodies hit first, the five point harness, and second, their internal organs hitting their rib cages, is enough to kill them. Those injuries DON’T happen in rear facing seats. The child on the right doesn’t have a pelvis developed enough to not submarine out from under a 3 point seat belt. She also isn’t old enough to be relied on to sit properly using just a seat belt. The middle child would benefit from side impact protection if she weren’t in the middle. Plus she’s too short for the seat belt to be positioned across the top of her thighs and not her vulnerable stomach. I’m assuming you think curtain airbags are a waste of time for the adults in the front then? Honestly, shut your trap until you educate yourself.
Wow! A video that says a lot and teaches NIENTE. Thanks for not giving the car model, car seats information, super helpful! lol
It actually said very little and taught quite a lot. You mustn't be a very good learner?
That’s a Honda Passport
0:20 “ she’s the least protected person in the car” did you really have to say that infront of her??? 😂
I was able to fit 3 kids across in my Scion TC! It can definately be done!
What are the best cars for this situation, especially if you need 2 rear facing? My niece needs help, thinking of a car to get, she has a new baby and two very little ones.
I just got a 2010 honda odyssey and I can't get 3 carseats in the back. Any advice? I have to get 3 carseats in the back, all the same age. I need 3 carseats in the middle as well, one rear facing
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Can you fit 3 seats for a 3 year old a 2 year old and a new born in a Ford focus estate? I need help!
works great in my shop and on road trips in my RV
what kind of suv is this..i wasent for sure was this a 2004 element didn't know i can fit 3 carseats in this typical SUV
its a minivan. the door is slide back.
Actually, the middle is the safest place to put a rear facing car seat for an infant, Generally.
that's what he said - the middle is the safest position overall so they put the least protected seat in the middle. makes sense.
I get the get the baby out of curb side. However he was wrong with his info with both sides being the same. The passenger side is more likely to be hit by another car. The baby is safer behind driver seat Incase of an accident if older child in booster is in the middle.
Didn't say what car it is. Or name the seats. Wtf
@@TokyoNinja1467 lmao
plz can you tell me what vehicle this is
It looks like Honda Odyssey
That wasn’t 3 car seats
What is the car?
Awful video. Honestly don't understand the point of it. No tips, no seat makes, no vehicle make & model, nothing!
Why does a 8 year old have a car seat I got rid of mine when I was 5 or 6!
Salmondog2246 I know a lot of people like to stay on the super-safe side, keeping kids in the safest carseat they can fit in for as long as possible. In Ohio, it's a law to be in a booster until age 9.
It's a new law
Because with so many y distracted drivers on the road now and the drug epidemic the increase in DUI's and OVI's people would rather their children are safe.
Because car seats are based off a weight and height not the child’s age.
Team Queen’ s Fearn Tucker and Bentley Forever you’re literally a moron.
BOTH of the younger ones should be in rear facing seats because of the FORCES of a front and rear collision. Bodies weigh up to 5 times more than usual. That’s a huge load on their necks, what with children’s’ heads being much larger in comparison to their bodies, and their skeletons underdeveloped. And the injuries sustained when their bodies hit first, the five point harness, and second, their internal organs hitting their rib cages, is enough to kill them. Those injuries DON’T happen in rear facing seats.
The child on the right doesn’t have a pelvis developed enough to not submarine out from under a 3 point seat belt. She also isn’t old enough to be relied on to sit properly using just a seat belt.
The middle child would benefit from side impact protection if she weren’t in the middle. Plus she’s too short for the seat belt to be positioned across the top of her thighs and not her vulnerable stomach.
I’m assuming you think curtain airbags are a waste of time for the adults in the front then?
Honestly, shut your trap until you educate yourself.
would help if you told us what fkn car it was
Looks like a Honda passport
Hi
Some times I wonder what is going on in their American minds :)
The baby shouldve been in the middle if a car crash3s n hita u on thw side that baby is gone people dont think n always put the baby by the window
What a useless information
Awful