How Do You Get An Infant To Stay In An Infant Seat Without Crying?
If you have a newborn baby, or if you have an older infant who does not like sitting in an infant seat, traveling can become difficult. The law requires infant seats, and they are necessary for your child’s safety. If your child cries when placed in an infant seat, it is not okay to hold them in a vehicle or to use a seat belt alone. It can be frustrating to teach a child to sit in his or her seat, but it must be done if you plan to go anywhere outside of walking distance from your home. Fill a box with some medium-sized toys, and place it in the car. Don’t use the toys for anything but travel. The “new” toys may cause enough interest to keep your child busy for the trip. Put a self-adhesive mirror on the back of the seat that your infant is facing. Place the other mirror in the front of the car. Place the mirror in a place where you can see the baby’s face in the reflection of the backseat mirror, and the baby can see your face in the reflection of the mirror in the front seat. Being
