HEIDI - Re: Noggin Nest

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Technically you shouldn't add anything to your carseat unless the

manufacturer approves. The noggin nest I believe is an OK add on.

It's probably not endorsed by each car seat manufacturer but boppy

does advertise is as ok. Does that make sense?

na, DOC Grad X2, Feb 04

Kiersten, DOC Grad 4/4/06, Tort Resolved

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> > Does anyone know up until what age is the boppy noggin nest good?

> > should be graduating from DOC #2 sometime next month and I'm

> > wondering if I should use something in his car seat to prevent

> > regression. We will be taking a 6 hour trip this summer and I'm

> > already panicking. Any suggestions??

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> > Carol

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I like the carseat with memory foam b/c it was designed by the manufacturer and I know it is safe. I hated adding memory foam to his carseat but felt I had no option. If I were you, I would just get the new seat. The one we got was for infants to 40 pounds. It is a rear and forward facing seat, so Braden can use it for a long time and we will get our monies worth. The one we have is Evenflo but I have seen others post that Graco makes one as well. Heidicaelbe <tim_carrie1@...> wrote: Heidi - do you think that one of those options (cutting out memory foam vs. getting a new carseat) is preferable over the other? I am willing to spend the extra money, but if the memory foam cutout seemed just as effective, I'm not sure I should. Thanks!

Kentucky> > Does anyone know up until what age is the boppy noggin nest good? > should be graduating from DOC #2 sometime next month and I'm> wondering if I should use something in his car seat to prevent> regression. We will be taking a 6 hour trip this summer and I'm> already panicking. Any

suggestions??> > Carol> > > > > > For more plagio info