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I have a Triumph Advance with the 3 recline positions. I was wondering if anyone knew if it is safe for it to be fully reclined while forward facing. My daughter's head falls forward (which seems uncomfortable to me) when sleeping in the other two positions. We have a long night trip ahead of us, so any advice or suggestions would be appreciated.
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Thank you for your response. I looked on the website FAQs and you can't use the full recline while forward. Is the head flopping forward a big deal? Is there anything or any product that really helps this? This might not be the correct forum to post but I figured since I was here already.
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Flopping head is indeed a serious health risk for young infants. It is not a health concern for older babies/toddlers. Children under 35# should still be rear-facing in this carseat. Please see the page titled "Newborn--Preschool" in my site (link in signature) for details on this.
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