A few years ago, momentum began to build for the case of keeping your child rear-facing for longer than the recommended one year. So, last year when the American Academy of Pediatrics officially updated their official stance, recommending rear-facing car seats at least until the age of two, with the idea that toddlers are more than five times safer when rear-facing . Naturally, many parents glanced at their kids and then glanced at their infant carriers, scratching their heads at how on earth they would be able to adhere to these new guidelines -- after all, their child was already crammed in there, legs squished between the carrier and the seat. Enter: the Graco® SnugRide® Click Connect™ 40 ! Comes in two designs: Mena (left) and Moonstruck (right) Thanks, Krystyn of Really, Are You Serious for sharing this pic! I had the opportunity to meet with about a dozen other Atlanta area mom bloggers, and we got an up-close look at this innovative car seat. Some o...
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