Does their head fall over when they sleep?
1285675
It depends on how your child sleeps. The sides come out quite a bit and so my son's head is usually resting on one of the sides when he sleeps. We had a different booster before this one and I will say that he seems to sleep better in this one than his old one. I would suggest that you remove your head rest if you buy this seat because it lets the seat lean back a bit more and that seemed to help also with the head flopping forward when he fell asleep. This is an awesome booster. I think you will be very happy with it.
1285676
Yes. My doesn't sleep in the car much anymore but when he does his head falls all over the place.
1285677
Yes. I dont know how you would avoid that in any carseat unless they are rear facing. If your child falls asleep a lot in the car, you should probably get the britax frontier 90 so they can be harnessed into the seat.
1285678
Our daughter is 6 years old and she loves this seat. Sometimes when she is sleeping her head will fall forward, but she is able to prop her head on the side wings. She is very comfortable in this seat. It was a great choice for our daughter.
998503
not really Depending on the age of the baby, it is an ok head cushion and I have a 16 month old but when she is asleep her head will go side to side
160459
Yes. My husband is 6'2" and has a long torso (wears Tall shirts) and he is able to rest his head. In fact, he has fallen asleep a few times when rocking the baby to sleep... :)
58654
Yes it does. I bought this for my two year old who is on the small side, and it was too much for her. I don't know if she was too light to really sink down into pillow, but it kept her head at an uncomfortable position
264111
I place the prongs under their neck. It just seems to want to rest that way on them naturally. When I've tried putting it behind their necks, they end up rotating underneath anyway. They've never minded them on and have even fallen asleep with them still on.
2158929
I'd say it depends on how much your kid moves around. At that age, my kids moved a lot when sleeping, and so they would probably just slide right off it. Although it's certainly safer than just trying to prop them up on pillows.
1557134
I have not found this to be a problem. My son's head does not slump. He sort of tilts it to the side and the seat does have a head "pillow" of sorts. I liked the upright factor because it seemed more comfy than a "C" shape that would curl his back. I also like the Radian b/c he can see more out of the sides than the other seats that I investigated.
1744023
It is really upright and their head slumps forward which can be dangerous as it doesn't keep their airway open very well. I have let her nap in it supervised, but I wouldn't feel comfortable for overnight. Hope this helps!
1730606
No, it sits straight up so she doesn't have enough head support when she falls asleep.
878586
Yes they do recline, not 180 degrees flat but enough for them to nap for sure.
252270
Probably not. It will probably just make it more likely she will fall or get caught up on the sleep sack since it is like wearing a big blanket. I understand though, my twins had to go to big boy beds when they were the same age because we were concerned about falling. Thankfully, it was an easy transition.
1248880
If your baby's head falls forward when they sleep they should not be forward facing. Their head should not fall forward in a rear facing postition. My 9 month old does great in his.
901558
does the head on this doll topple over, some I have looked at are soft but the vinly head flops over like it is to heavy for the body
297267
No, the front remains rigid. My 13 pund shin and 12 Maltese stand on it. They also sleep with their heads on it.
1550334
The neck rest seems to move forward with the head. Seems like a good thing though...I wouldn't want to cut off their air. Helps minimally.
1682247
I think every babies head must be different.. my son never had a problem with this and his head is still nice and round. Although he does like to move his head to the side at times while he sleeps in it..
1757231
No. Also it is better sleeping with head at the foot of it instead of the chair.