Ikr... my thoughts as well. But the granpa don't know shits ig cuz look at him wanting to send her abroad on the first day they met （￣へ￣）
It depends on the kid's height. If she's tall enough her seat should be designed to face forward. She is a preschooler after all. But definitely a baby or 2 year old are short enough for the backwards style seat. And definitely don't face a seat the wrong way forward for how that particular seat is designed for.
You can be 5 and be rear facing if the size of the seat allows. It's easier to fix a snap in a broken leg that a snapped neck
Im sorry im not following, is this some kind of seat adjustment??
When you have an infant/baby, the way the baby carrier should be set up it to have the child facing toward the trunk of the car and not the back of the front seats. It's a lot more protective this way during an accident especially cuz whiplash can internally decapitate a child when front facing
Gru is like 3 years old and should really be rear facing
Keep your child rear facing for as long as possible. Gru could and should be rear facing. Broken legs can heal. Broken skull...not as much