So, Mommy had to get to work a little earlier than normal yesterday and Daddy was in charge of taking Ace to daycare. Dad recently got an awesome big boy carseat for his own car for Asa to use up to 100 lbs.!!! Woohoo - great bargain and another reminder of how much he has grown -
and WILL grow! Anyway, Dad knew we were going to turn Mom's carseat around to a forward-facing position once Asa turns 1 year old - in just one month!!! So, Dad figured why go through all the trouble of installing his own carseat in a rear-facing position... might as well just install the darn thing one time - forward-facing - since it is rarely used anyway (typical Andrew thinking - can't figure out if it's efficient or lazy? Hmmm...). To be fair, Dad did ask Mom first!!! :-) Asa is a very big boy and his weight and height are fit for a forward-facing chair, just not his age just yet. So, Daddy risked a ticket yesterday - but he said it was worth it. Asa loved to be forward-facing to see what all was going on outside for a change - not to mention the luxurious inside of the
Atlanta Animal Ambulance - and the ability to do his leg exercises!
So, Mommy had to get to work a little earlier than normal yesterday and Daddy was in charge of taking Ace to daycare. Dad recently got an awesome big boy carseat for his own car for Asa to use up to 100 lbs.!!! Woohoo - great bargain and another reminder of how much he has grown - and WILL grow! Anyway, Dad knew we were going to turn Mom's carseat around to a forward-facing position once Asa turns 1 year old - in just one month!!! So, Dad figured why go through all the trouble of installing his own carseat in a rear-facing position... might as well just install the darn thing one time - forward-facing - since it is rarely used anyway (typical Andrew thinking - can't figure out if it's efficient or lazy? Hmmm...). To be fair, Dad did ask Mom first!!! :-) Asa is a very big boy and his weight and height are fit for a forward-facing chair, just not his age just yet. So, Daddy risked a ticket yesterday - but he said it was worth it. Asa loved to be forward-facing to see what all was going on outside for a change - not to mention the luxurious inside of the Atlanta Animal Ambulance - and the ability to do his leg exercises!
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