Well...not sure if anyone has any tips on this one. I'll be a father shortly
and I'm looking to buy a good baby seat that will also function on the boat.
Anyone have any tips or are they all essentially workable on board?

Thanks,

RB

What's this world coming to, he's reproducing, we can only hope the babies
got the mothers genes.

Well...not sure if anyone has any tips on this one. I'll be a father
shortly
and I'm looking to buy a good baby seat that will also function on the
boat.
Anyone have any tips or are they all essentially workable on board?

Thanks,

RB

"Bobsprit" wrote in message

Well...not sure if anyone has any tips on this one. I'll be a father
shortly
and I'm looking to buy a good baby seat that will also function on the
boat.
Anyone have any tips or are they all essentially workable on board?

??? Child seats are to protect an infant/toddler against the impact of an
auto collision or rollover. How exactly do you sail?

Do you really want the baby affixed to the boat when it begins to sink? Let
mom hold the kid in the cabin until he/she's able to wear a life jacket and
occupy a seat in the cockpit.

Max

On 23 Jun 2004 10:32:43 GMT, (Bobsprit) wrote:

Well...not sure if anyone has any tips on this one. I'll be a father shortly
and I'm looking to buy a good baby seat that will also function on the boat.
Anyone have any tips or are they all essentially workable on board?

Thanks,

RB

Hmmm baby what? In your case Bobspit, I don't think they are required
for orange haired fuzzworts.


Ironhorse74
2001 FLHTCUI with Hack
96 Custom Bucket of bolts gone but not forgotten
Pepperlady and RVE ride with me

I wouldn't bother with a baby seat. If something happened, you wouldn't
have time to get the baby out of the thing. Most people I know put crib
bumers up in their v-berths and use one of those expandable child gates
across the front. You will want to make sure there is enough padding around
the baby so it doesn't get rolled around...if you didn't want to do that,
you could do the same thing inly in the quarter berth or aft cabin
area...the idea of a child in a carseat going overboard and sinking to the
bottom is just way too vivid for me....

--
katysails
s/v Chanteuse
Kirie Elite 32
http://katysails.tripod.com

"Women and cats will do as they please, and men and dogs should relax
and get used to the idea." - Robert A. Heinlein

There outa be a law. Wonder if he'll abuse the kid as his Dad did to him?

SV
"Captain Bly" wrote in message
.net...
What's this world coming to, he's reproducing, we can only hope the babies
got the mothers genes.

Well...not sure if anyone has any tips on this one. I'll be a father
shortly
and I'm looking to buy a good baby seat that will also function on the
boat.
Anyone have any tips or are they all essentially workable on board?

Thanks,

RB

Duct tape it to your stern ladder. it'll have a great
view..........................of your bald head.
)))))))))))))))))))))))))))

SV
"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
Well...not sure if anyone has any tips on this one. I'll be a father
shortly
and I'm looking to buy a good baby seat that will also function on the
boat.
Anyone have any tips or are they all essentially workable on board?

Thanks,

RB

You'll find its tedious to properly install a babyseat in the car - get a second
one for the boat. Since the demand on the boat is much less, you could get an
older one at a yard sale for virtually nothing. Hopefully your new dodger gives
sufficient cover; lash the seat against the bulkhead.



"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
Well...not sure if anyone has any tips on this one. I'll be a father shortly
and I'm looking to buy a good baby seat that will also function on the boat.
Anyone have any tips or are they all essentially workable on board?

Thanks,

RB

Such as getting thumb raped in the crib?


"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
...
There outa be a law. Wonder if he'll abuse the kid as his Dad did to
him?

SV
"Captain Bly" wrote in message
.net...
What's this world coming to, he's reproducing, we can only hope the
babies
got the mothers genes.

Well...not sure if anyone has any tips on this one. I'll be a father
shortly
and I'm looking to buy a good baby seat that will also function on the
boat.
Anyone have any tips or are they all essentially workable on board?

Thanks,

RB

We knew some cruisers from France who netted off the v-berth, made a great
play pen.

Seahag

"katysails" wrote :
I wouldn't bother with a baby seat. If something happened, you wouldn't
have time to get the baby out of the thing. Most people I know put crib
bumers up in their v-berths and use one of those expandable child gates
across the front. You will want to make sure there is enough padding
around
the baby so it doesn't get rolled around...if you didn't want to do that,
you could do the same thing inly in the quarter berth or aft cabin
area...the idea of a child in a carseat going overboard and sinking to the
bottom is just way too vivid for me....

--
katysails
s/v Chanteuse
Kirie Elite 32
http://katysails.tripod.com

"Women and cats will do as they please, and men and dogs should relax
and get used to the idea." - Robert A. Heinlein