The Importance of Rear-Facing

im sorry but the 2:05 picture that will break her damn back

I doubt she sat like that for very long, but remember from watching the video that her legs will fly up in a crash. In any crash, objects (including legs) will fly toward the point of impact. Her back is quite safe.

The Sunshine Kids Radian80 now RF until 45lbs... if anyone (which I'm sure many are!) is interested. I have a 2 year old son, as well as a baby due in February. My son is still RF in his Radian80 (but it will only RF until 35lbs). We will be getting a new Radian80 for the new baby, and he will RF until 45lbs. My 2 year old will probably wind up in the newer Radian, just so he can RF longer, while the baby can stay in the older Radian until he hits 35lbs.

the words go too fast. not everyone is a speed reader. i might have missed something important. thanks.

rather my kid scream his ass of and not die than give in to a temper tantrum.

and i have 4 children, 2 teenagers and 2 toddlers. if i can handle that princess, you can buy ear plugs and turn your radio up! your "whatever it takes" might end up being the last ride your child takes. WOW

Why are people so freaking stupid?

It's a censor that has been taped to the child dummy head to measure movement, it doesn't stop movement it measures it!
do you not see how the car seat, seat and other restrats strain under the impact? what the hell makes you think a silly piece of tape has more strength than nylon straps and metal?! wow, just wow.

noob..it's a sensor, which measures the movement of the child dummy's head.

get a clue.

Yes, I'm sure that that is tape and makes ALL the difference. That's why I just duct tape my kids to the roof of the car. Seriously people! Comon sense!

I've noticed a lot of comments on here by people who are uneducated. Some have said that the same thing will happen to a RF child if they're in a rear impact crash. Statistics show that the majority of crashes are head on which is why RF is better. Also, rear impact crashes are typically at lower speeds and less severe. Also, the child's body does not have as far to slam outwards when they're RF. It is safest to RF and you simply can not argue it. Its a fact, not an opinion.

compassion does not save lives-common sense and properly placing your child in a car seat also. I have cared for several children that if properly restrained would not be paralyzed or dead today. compassion dose not bring them back or undo the damage. IF YOU COULD CHANGE 1 MINUTE OF YOUR LIFE.....