Rear facing strollers...do they cause motion sickness?
I was at Traders Joe's this afternoon picking up vanilla rice milk and some petite cocoa batons {those things are delish!} when I saw a mom strolling around with a rear facing stroller.
It's taken me some 30 some odd years to realize that if I am facing backwards while moving, I get car sick.
This could be rear facing in a gondola going up the mountain to ski, facing backwards down a water slide or {like when I was a kid} sitting in the coveted rear seat of the station wagon.
Interesting, I had never thought about that before! Our stroller was rear facing until I turned Levi around just this past month because he's too long and would kick me! lol
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All prams and push chairs used to be rear facing so the mother could talk to her baby and the baby could see her mother - that's what my babies had
Interesting, I had never thought about that before! Our stroller was rear facing until I turned Levi around just this past month because he's too long and would kick me! lol
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