As if there aren't enough distractions while driving

[Anonymous Bodge]

Well done to Garmin. What an absolutely brilliant idea.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dTY6CO9roME&ut...

It will even remind you to take your baby with you when you leave the car.
Wonder if it will work in the pub?

[anothernameitist]

We use a second mirror to keep contact with ours.

And no we don't forget back seat passengers.

[sjg]

I got an email about it today too.

We meant to get a mirror but haven't bothered yet (over a year on). Not much point in seeing them when you can't reach them in a rear-facing seat anyway.

[axgizmo]

Anyone else notice the baby flicking his Mum the V's at about 40 seconds in?

[extraT]

Wouldn't it be technically illegal? I thought you couldn't use a screen unless it's for the express purpose of GPS?

[GroundEffect]

What's the point anyway? It's a baby strapped in to a seat...it can't exactly do very much.

[hobobaggins]

GroundEffect said:

What's the point anyway? It's a baby strapped in to a seat...it can't exactly do very much.

They are little sts and spend most their time undoing the straps and trying to escape trust me. Still wouldn't own that, the mirror is easier to ignore than a massive lit up screen.

[CanAm]

What a wonderful safety feature! Right in the middle of the windscreen underneath the rear view mirror.

[Iva Barchetta]

Is this the worst idea ever ?

As the OP title says.

[DS197]

Iva Barchetta said:

Is this the worst idea ever ?

As the OP title says.

Not worse than deciding to have a child in the first place

[mybrainhurts]

CanAm said:

What a wonderful safety feature! Right in the middle of the windscreen underneath the rear view mirror.

True. I've seen police Panda drivers doing this, presumably with their own satnavs.