The Rear-Facing Tether Is BackAussie Style Clek recently introduced a new old safety concept: the Australian-style rear-facing tether. Its been a few years since rear-facing tethering has been in vogue, but back then, it was the Swedish-style of tethering with...
Several years ago, I did the original vehicle seat protector article exploring whether there were safe vehicle seat protector mats to use under carseats. I concluded that some are definitely better than others; probably the same thing can be said for just about every...
The lowly vehicle seat cover. Often put on the seat to hide a rip or stain, or to protect upholstery for resale value, it can mean the difference between walking away from a crash or riding away in an ambulance. A bit melodramatic? Sure, Ive been accused before, but...
I’m so glad you reviewed these! I thought the JJCole one just looked too weird to imagine being on a seat when I saw it in the package, but once you see it in real life, it’s way cool.
Those look neat, but I really want to see more of the aton.
Aw, you don’t like the “sneak peak”? LOL! Patience grasshopper. It’s coming.
Yeah, I wanna see more of the Aton, too 😉
I think I’ve seen some similar canopy-type covers on etsy. Not sure how well they work, though.
A bunch of new mommies that I know use cover ups like these. They are amazing. Most have sewn their own. Basically you take a rectangle of cute fabric and add velcro loops to attach in to the handle. One mom of twins explained that it was an absolute necessity because people see twins and automatically want to get in their face and look at them. This gave the babies privacy, a quieter/darker sleep environment, and mommy had some peace of mind. If I have another baby I will definitely buy/make one of these.
I can only imagine what a parent of twins must feel like just going to the store. I know several parents of twins and I’m sure that’s just another annoyance to them. My problem when ds was little was that he was in the NICU after he was born on 12/31 and we were told not to take him out until the weather warmed up because of germs! Being able to throw the blanket over the top gave me a, perhaps false, sense of security that some germs weren’t getting through when I went to the store.