Fit a Baby Car Mirror
A baby car mirror will change your car trips with your kids for good.
We take for granted that driving when carrying our children as passengers we just need to strap them in and drive as if they’re not there. Ah, the luxury of a short term memory!
We forget really quickly, what a nightmare it can actually be to simply transport our kids and ourselves from a to b. Once we’ve unloaded and settled down or just moved on to the next set of essential chores, the horrible experience of the long or short journey is soon a past memory.
I’m sure most parents have experienced bored and irritated children when driving. It’s much more difficult to engage and communicate with our children when we can’t really see them never mind not being able to make eye contact. I know that when I need to have my child’s attention even when not driving, its only really possible if we are face to face, eye contact is made and we can both see that we understand each other. This is virtually impossible when our kids are strapped in the rear of the car.
Apart from communication issues, there are serious safety problems and I know that I have been distracted many times from the most important task of watching the road when trying to pacify, scold or just entertain my children when driving.
I don’t know what the actual numbers are but I’m sure there must be quite a few road accidents that could have been avoided if the driver had been able to focus on the road instead of dealing with their children in the back of the car.
Well, all that has changed for me and my family. I fitted a baby car mirror or child rearview car mirror. It took about five minutes and it has revolutionized our road trips as a family.
Who would have thought that a cheap and simple thing like a baby car mirror, that allows me to communicate and watch my children in the rear of the car with minimal distraction from keeping us safe on the road. My kids are happier because they feel they have my full attention and I’m happier and much more relaxed at the end of the journey.
Fit a baby car mirror and never look back.

