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as you can see in this photo, he's buckled in and the clamp is fastened
notice in THIS photo the clamp is unbuckled and his glasses are on backwards. maybe he did it while we were driving? i'm praying i did NOT forget to buckle him in. can you tell i obsess over everything! (sigh)
half buckled seat belt on kids car seat-OMG!!!!!!! how did I forget to buckle that?
oh come on, please! tell me i'm not the only who has blown her chance of ever getting the best mom award.
it's a good thing GOD watches over babies and fools! I'll let you figure out who's who in this situation!
geez! i need a hug!
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:::hug:::
THIS "fool" turned back to find the carseat not buckled up to the seat.
:::sigh:::blushing:::resentment:::
hahah! x0-annaliza
PS: can't wait to run into DarrinSr at farmer's market soon!!
I don't know if this would help, but at Target or Wal-mart there are mirrors you can attach to your rear-view mirror and get more of a view of your son in his car seat in the back. When my nephew was 3 he was sitting by the door and actually opened it, totally freaked me out, we were luckily at a stop sign, after that he was seated in the middle.
Anonymous--We have childproof locks for the rear door (thank the lawd for that)-----. I was told by the traffic school instructor *yes, i have speeding issues too*--he said, the middle of the car in the back is the worst place to put a kid. what if you get into a car accident and something goes thru the front window. see????? tons of things to drive us parents bonkers! hugs to you too :)
Annaliza,
What is your website address? please! email it to me! p.s. darrin LOVES the farmer's market. he cannot wait to get some stinky cheese, olive oil, garlic and hard crusty bread and wine. :)
One day I heard, Buckle me Mama!I looked back and he was unbuckled!
I knew I snapped it...but I guess it didn't take. Opps.
And sorry about the petting zoo story lol, my hubby gets freaked out now if my son touches a cat now lol.
LOL! Lemme tell you about the time that . . .
We were drivng down the freeway and all I hear from the back seat in a sing-songy little voice is "I na bucky up, I na bucky up, I na bucky up." As mothers (okay, I) often do, I drove on ignoring the little voice from the back.
And then. I looked in the rear view mirror and saw her just holding on to her car seat, not buckled up AT ALL, still singing "I na bucky up." Ohhhhh. What I thought was some cute children's song she'd somehow learned was the baby - about 23 months old at the time - telling her Mama that she wasn't buckled up.
My bad!
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