Is the Cerbera baby friendly?
Is the Cerbera baby friendly?
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Susan Staff

Original Poster:

12 posts

268 months

Friday 2nd September 2005
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Being 6 months pregnant I really do not want to part company with my beloved Cerbera, however I've been told the following:
1) The baby seat that TVR made could only be used for babies over six months old
2) You cannot put a normal baby seat in the passenger seat because the air-flow is such in the cabin that it will blow in the babies face which [apparently] stops the baby breathing
Can you help???

Susan Staff

Original Poster:

12 posts

268 months

Friday 2nd September 2005
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Hi Kojak - I see you enjoy helping damsels in distress - thanks for the info.

Susan x

kojak

4,547 posts

282 months

Friday 2nd September 2005
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Of course. I dont normally go to all that trouble for the guys.

Its the first time i've been left a kiss on here too.

kojak x


wait for the comments

morebeanz

3,283 posts

265 months

Friday 2nd September 2005
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I don't understand the second issue at all. Any young baby would be in a rearward-facing seat, so how could the airflow blow in it's face? Seems inaccurate to me!

Extra 300 Driver

5,282 posts

275 months

Friday 2nd September 2005
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kojak said:


kojak x


wait for the comments


You love her,

you want to kiss her

You love her,

You want to hold her,

and so on!

E3Dx

satman

2,455 posts

275 months

Friday 2nd September 2005
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A kiss is no good without a picture!...

kojak

4,547 posts

282 months

Friday 2nd September 2005
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Extra 300 Driver said:

kojak said:


kojak x


wait for the comments



You love her,

you want to kiss her

You love her,

You want to hold her,

and so on!

E3Dx


peterrosey

93 posts

263 months

Friday 2nd September 2005
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Our baby fitted in the front of our Cerb fine from birth to one - you just need to slide the seat all the way back and choose a seat with care. We found a Britax one from Toys R Us to fit really well (about £40-45). Britax are one of the few manufacturers to do crash testing on their seats and I'd recommend them.

The airflow thing is nonsense - just adjust the vents so they don't blow on the baby.

From about one year old you can switch to using the back seat, which makes life far easier.

For the record the Cerbs large boot also swallows smaller pushchairs with ease (our McLaren one fits in with ease).

julesy

65 posts

276 months

Monday 5th September 2005
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Same as Peter. Had the littl'un in the front seat with rearward facing Mamas and Papas seat, 3 year old in the back seat behind him and wife behind me (both of us with knees up round our (own) ears..).

Now both in back seat all is good, until that is the littl'uns legs go over the edge of his Britax Freeway......??!!

Jules

Susan Staff

Original Poster:

12 posts

268 months

Tuesday 6th September 2005
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Gosh your wife must be petit. Unfortunately my other half is 6 foot tall so it's a bit of a job getting him in the back [I didn't realised it was actually allowed]. As I'm a bit of a cow and I don't let him drive my pride and joy it'll just have to be me and the baby in the car - I'll have to find a way of squeezing him in the boot or something!!

Thanks for all the advice above - it's much appreciated xx

ChelseaTractor

761 posts

268 months

Tuesday 6th September 2005
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Blimey a long lost sister!

Hello.

Jon Staff.

Sorry can't help with cerbs and babies

TON70

531 posts

261 months

Thursday 8th September 2005
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satman said:
A kiss is no good without a picture!...


Can give you a description if it helps:
Tall bald plain clothes cop, used to suck lollipops and said 'Who loves ya'

spartacus

2,878 posts

299 months

Friday 9th September 2005
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Just a small point to consider when answering the original question, consider the name of the car, Cerbera which comes from Cerberus, a vicious beast from Greek mythology, that guarded the entrance to Hades and kept the living from entering the world of the dead. According to Apollodorus, Cerberus was a strange mixture of creatures: he had three heads of wild dogs, a dragon or serpent for a tail, and heads of snakes all over his back. Hesiod, though, says that Cerberus had fifty heads and devoured raw flesh.

Apart from that you should be fine.