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Keeping the seatbelt strap on the shoulders?

goosie2005 · 2010-09-23 13:22:45

Is there such a thing that will keep the carseat harness, from slipping/ being pulled under the shoulders ( by my toddler), never had this problem with my other kids in the same seat! Obviously it would have to be up to safetly standards, like a quick release clip on the chest part in the event of an accident? Does such a…

23-09-2010 1:22pm

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goosie2005

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Is there such a thing that will keep the carseat harness, from slipping/ being pulled under the shoulders ( by my toddler), never had this problem with my other kids in the same seat! Obviously it would have to be up to safetly standards, like a quick release clip on the chest part in the event of an accident? Does such a thing exist? Thanks

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#2 01-10-2010 9:31pm

vemrob

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We had the same problem with our little one. Kept pulling the straps down. In the end we just decided to really tighten the straps each time we put them in the seat. To be fair it was quite annoying having to constantly loosen and tighten the straps but it did work. Also moved the straps up to the next slot on the car seat. Simple but effective.

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