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This was sent to me by my friend. Imagine how happy I was when I read it, it convey an ideal image of baby car seats.

I love the posting, I made a copy and share:

I guess it's the two blogs on the Citroen and then spending the day working on my 1974 Gran Torino (all it needed was a new battery and a sprucing up) but I've decided to scoot down memory lane and look at the cars I've owned. Hop in. You can have shotgun if you want. My first car was a surprise. My dad showed up with it when I was in Freed Hardeman (no, really. Freed would rather I never tell people I went there but I did back when it was a two year school and graduated summer of 1974). He ..[more].

They are so unique and cool.... Here is the preview:

By the time you read this, my husband and I will be hurling westward at 30,000 feet, putting 2200 miles between us and our small children. Even though it's Passover weekend, it's a wedding we can't miss, and I'm sure the girls will be fine. We'll put Cinderella on the DVD player on repeat, scatter cat food and Goldfish crackers over the dining floor and draw pictures to help our three year old remember the mechanics of mixing a bottle of formula for her 9 month old baby sister. Kidding! .. read the rest part.

Take a look on this one post on the day before yesterday.

Leah wrote in with a hack I've seen used in restaurants all over. It never worked for us -- our car seat never fit securely enough. Your mileage may vary, but it's worth a try as long as it's safe (check for a strap to buckle the seat onto the stand): We have a two month-old, and just learned something that I want to share with the world: if you turn the wooden restaurant highchairs upside down, they accommodate an infant carseat! Safely! they are meant to!! Now, it could be that everyone ..Read the rest of this post.

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