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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Did anyone notice that Jenelle's youngest kid was riding in the car forward facing? Is he even a year old (much less two!)?

Leah's kids wouldn't be so tired in the morning if she put them to bed at a decent hour. And they wouldn't be so cranky if she made some damn time to feed them.  I hope she gets her kids taken away from her. She's damaging them.[/quote]

He turned one in June 2015.  Most of these moms seem ignorant of the guidelines for FF vs. RF, so I'm not surprised she's FF before two.  After seeing his bucket seat jiggle around last season, let's just be grateful that he's strapped in.[/quote]

Kail's son Lincoln is also under two years old during this filming and he's FF.[/quote]

I'm surprised by a lot of the car seat usage in this show. I know I'm a safety freak I guess but they have so much attention, why hasn't anyone stepped in to help them out with how to properly keep their kids safe in the car??

I agree that we have more to worry about when it comes to Kaiser than car safety but why can't she at LEAST do this little thing?

And Kail...she's smart enough and cares enough about her perfect mama image, I'm surprised she doesn't still have Issac rear-facing! Lincoln turned 2 in the episode that he was forward facing...so at least he's old enough to be forward facing now, though he's been forward facing for a while.

And lastly and most importantly...LEAH! oh my gosh. First of all, the youngest was in a highback booster. and I notice all different seats for the older girls. It seems like the darker haired twin always gets some kind of seat (harnessed, highback or low back) and the blonde usually gets a low back but sometimes nothing. Did anyone else notice that they edited to make sure that we saw that Leah and her ex buckled the kids in the high back booster the same way; pulled the shoulder belt all the way out to lock it so the kid can't move around. This seems like something they may have been taught for their child who has muscle weakness, to help her stay in the seat. But she does it with the little one (2 years?) too.  [/quote]

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