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Last Updated: March 29, 2019 Anyone who has never heard on one needs to Google it right now! That is awesome and a fantastic tutorial! After having two babies either right before winter or in the middle of winter I learned quickly how hard but important it ways to keep your baby warm and covered. This will connect the 2 strips in 1 circular piece. I just might have to try this. this is perfect and the fact that is NOT technical actually makes this doable for me. Abolsutely WONDERFUL idea!!!! Using a baby or child car seat. Choosing a child car seat or booster seat. While one option is to start your baby in a capsule and progress to a forward-facing seat then a booster seat, some may prefer to use a convertible car seat which can change modes to allow for longer periods of use. The safety issue is when you put bulky clothing or wrap your baby in a blanket before you buckle them in. (note: do not use nubbie that was left open for the hood, doesn't look to pretty). Great tutorial- for our 1st we were in TX and w the 2nd we bought a used J Cole fleece from a secondhand shop. Even for a fever that is a very high temp and can't be caused by a blanket! Even with several blankets, the baby shouldn't have reached such a high temp. wikiHow's. Both had their pros / cons. Installing a child car seat or booster seat. Infant car seats are undoubtedly pricier than child car seats in other groups. Great job :) Love those little babies, they are too cute. I am going to try and make two of these, I have 2 grand-babies coming soon.Thanks. Just be careful when you make these and use the least thickest fabric you can. Why wouldn't you make something like this which doesn't effect the straps?http://www.babyhaven.com/Kiddopotamus-CozyUp-Carrier-Cover.html?utm_source=pricegrabber&utm_medium=Comparison&utm_term=Kiddopotamus+CozyUp+Carrier+Cover+-+Green+/+Ivory&utm_campaign=SI-77420-KD. But the second issue is to make sure that the straps are not pushed off to the side at all, especially the shoulder straps. is that it could impact the effectiveness of the straps to move or not move as they are intended to do during an accident. So just be very careful that your holes are generous and well placed. But I like others am a nurse. Hey everyone! I am so tired of fighting with my squirmy 6mo to get her into those snowsuits or buntings or heavy coats and then fighting with her again to get her buckled in with those bulky things in the way. Stop by and give us a visit sometime :)htto://everything-underthemoon.blogspot.com, My favorite favorite line in this was the maple syrup on their soothers :) as a Vermonter my kids are being raised on maple. Any extra fluff crushes easily in a collision and causes the baby to jar against the belts. Sometimes I like to take her out of her seat to go into places, so I would have to put a heavy coat on her after getting her out of her seat, but other than that, one of these would be so convenient! Cheers Victoria. My babies were that age 7+ years ago when flame-retardant chemicals wern't such a concern. Cut along the marks and sew the 2 hexagons together. All of my kids have had maple syrup before their fist birthday. I also believe that baby would be safe in this. Also, never heard of Maple Syrup on the pacifier, but as a native New Yorker I love the idea! 1/3 yard of strap fabric. ANYTHING you add to your car seat that did not come on the box with the seat VOIDS YOUR WARRANTY. And the babies are, of course, beautiful beyond belief. Check out the NUNA Pipa and the NUNA Pipa Lite as well as the brand’s popular convertible car seat, the Rava. These are adorable. My baby will thank you later :), Thanks, Kelly!Last night I made a car seat blankie for my grandbaby. Thanks for sharing!! Every car seat base has the option to connect with a Lower Anchors and Tethers for Children (LATCH) to make the installation easier. I think I will make this as a gift! I made a quilt that was pretty basic and tied in a few places for my grandma. I couldn't get anything done when my twins were this size, but I would have loved these! I wish I'd seen this sooner- we jammed one of my chubbier daycare babies into that wooly JJCole monster all winter and he hated it! Your tutorial was so wonderfully easy to follow! I love the idea. Make the rectangular piece’s edges meet up by folding it facing the right sides together. So with my preemies that can't regulate their temps well, I'm opting for the blanket over nothing! This is to protect the company. Recently a friend of mine lost her baby when a babysitter tried to swaddle him to get him to go to sleep. With my second now on the way I would really like to give this a try! 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