Any babies forward facing in the car seat yet?

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Those saying that everyone who voted yes is a horrible parent,,,, did you ask why before being so judgemental. Such comments are the reason why mothers feel inadequate because of the way you adress somethings. If you rear face your childs seat and thats safe for you just say that and stop with the dramatic "Oh my gosh your baby will die horribly"" wtf.
My son is forwarding facing because he is legally BIG ENOUGH to be forward facing, his weight and height permit it so watch what you say.. thank you

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I answered no but for all those saying that it’s the law etc.. it really just depends on what country this person is posting from. If they are posting from the states yes not until at 2 by law but for places like New Zealand where I live by law it’s at least 1 but normally done by weight

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I can’t believe anyone voted yes, go watch crash tests on babies in car seats forward facing before two and you’ll want to puke ... internal decapitation . Nooo thanks, I’d never forgive myself if I got into an accident and my kid was seriously hurt or worse and it was my fault for being impatient. My kids will max out their seat before turning forward

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I voted yes. But my son has been the size of a 2yr old for months and now he’s only 14 months and he’s almost 3ft tall. His drs have approved him to be front face bc he is too long and weigh a proper weight to be front faced. But if your child is moving along with his/her age range or smaller, I would not recommend front facing. Not until your dr approves it

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Goodness no. It’s illegal here before age 2 (unless you have a giant who has surpassed the weight/height limit). My 3.5 year old is still rear-facing without an issue.

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No need to forward face. For safety reasons, it’s best to keep babe rear facing as long as possible. My 3 year old is still rear facing and have never complained. She’s in the Graco 4Ever and very comfy. :)

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My daughter will stay rear facing until she maxes the height or weight limit on her car seat. Based on her size expect to keep her rear facing past age 3. Most states legally require to rear face until two.

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We are considering it because my 14m old get sooo car sick 10mins into a car ride it’s absolutely awful and we have tried everything for her age and weight nothing is working.. we don’t go anywhere because of it...

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children should stay RF till atleast 4 years old

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Not until atleast 2 years old for us! It’s the law!

Any babies forward facing in the car seat yet?

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