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  1. I have a Burley D'lite and my son always slides down so he's in a slouching position. He's 19 months
    old and about 22 pounds, so he's still pretty small. Is there anything I can do to help him stay
    sitting up?

  2. (Dennis) said:

    I have a Burley D'lite and my son always slides down so he's in a slouching position. He's 19
    months old and about 22 pounds, so he's still pretty small. Is there anything I can do to help him
    stay sitting up?

    Bungee cords? (Sorry. First thing that popped into my brain.)

    Don't they make child seats for those? I'm actually interested in the subject myself.

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  3. zeldabee said:


    Don't they make child seats for those? I'm actually interested in the subject myself.

    I just bought a Burley for my year-old granddaughter to ride in and the guy where I bought it said
    it would take child seats.

  4. [email hidden] (Dennis) wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    I have a Burley D'lite and my son always slides down so he's in a slouching position. He's 19
    months old and about 22 pounds, so he's still pretty small. Is there anything I can do to help him
    stay sitting up?

    We strapped our daughters infant car seat in our Cannondale trailer.

  5. "zeldabee" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    (Dennis) said:

    I have a Burley D'lite and my son always slides down so he's in a slouching position. He's 19
    months old and about 22 pounds, so he's still pretty small. Is there anything I can do to help
    him stay sitting up?

    Bungee cords? (Sorry. First thing that popped into my brain.)

    First thing that popped into my head was....VELCRO And, if you've got an "anti-velcro" wall, you can
    stick them there when you're back from your ride.

    Second thing was ... crazy glue...

    Oh yeah, and why are kids so cute?

    Because if they weren't, we'd kill them.

  6. Zippy the Pinhead <[email hidden]> wrote in message

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    I just bought a Burley for my year-old granddaughter to ride in and the guy where I bought it said
    it would take child seats.

    Last year we just strapped in the infant carrier, but he's long outgrown that. Would a regular car
    seat work?

  7. (Dennis) said:

    Zippy the Pinhead <[email hidden]> wrote in message

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    I just bought a Burley for my year-old granddaughter to ride in and the guy where I bought it
    said it would take child seats.

    Last year we just strapped in the infant carrier, but he's long outgrown that. Would a regular car
    seat work?

    That is what I meant, the car seat. That's what the guy told me.

    My little rascule is just a year old, though. But she's been in a bigger kid car seat for awhile,
    she's pretty tall.

  8. "Dennis" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    I have a Burley D'lite and my son always slides down so he's in a slouching position. He's 19
    months old and about 22 pounds, so he's still pretty small. Is there anything I can do to help him
    stay sitting up?

    We had the same problem. We use a small lumber support wedge. It works perfectly. I don't know where
    we got it, but basically it is a piece of foam. A small pillow would work the same.

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