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Originally Posted by miabellaamoure  I just wanted to add some very important information about car seats for our babies...whichever brand or style you choose please, please please do NOT place the seat in your front seats! In the event of an vehicle collision that deploys airbags...it could be FATAL! 
Our fur babies welfare should be considered the same as for a human infant/child and please reconsider EVER allowing them to sit on your laps or in a front seat...carseat or not! 
With that said, I have "three" of the "small" snoozer brand booster seats for my girls...just like human kids...they prefer not to touch eachother in the car...lol! 
This brand of car seat is absolutely fantastic and I highly recommend them to all of my families who adopt my Foster  Yorkies. |
Great post!
Bella is always in the backseat in her carrier which is secured by the seatbelt. She LOVES going for car rides (although she can't see anything at all from her vantage point). She just has to peer out through the mesh, low on the back seat & enjoy the vibrations of the ride.
I've wondered about the booster seats - but, being an overly-protective mom, I find they seem so "open". Are the little ones only secured via leash? Is that safe? (I don't mean to question your care for your babies, I'm sincerely wondering - because if it's all good, I want one!
) Pardon my ignorant question but what if you brake suddenly, don't they fly off their booster seat and are left hanging by their leash? (How's that for a visual
). I just prefer Bella in her all enclosed carrier which I know is tightly secured via seatbelt - she's not going anywhere!
All that being said... as a mommy who likes to pamper her baby, if Bella could 100% safely enjoy a view, that'd be fantastic! Can someone explain to me what happens if you stop suddenly or (worse) are involved in a collision and your little one is on a booster seat?
- Signed, overly protective mom
Edited to add: I'm sorry - I don't mean to hijack sweet Daisy & Pixie's thread with my question(s).