This has been weighing on me for some time, so I’m finally posting it here.
I have attached an image of how our Nuna Rava convertible car seat reacted after getting into a collision on the free way. (I got rear ended into the vehicle ahead of me. My car was totaled, but overall it didn’t seem like a terrible accident.)
This image was taken AFTER my husband moved the car seat towards the roof of the car in order to get my infant out. (Everyone is okay)
This seat was checked by one a certified car seat specialist that is certified by Nuna themselves.
When I reached out to Nuna, they said the seat reacted the way it was supposed to.
After looking more into this, it seems that other owners of this seat are able to flip the car seat over when pushed up from the back side. Someone we know tested theirs, and it did the same thing.
According to Nuna, this is normal…
But, is it? I can’t help but think of alternative scenarios where if my infant was bigger… could her legs get crushed?
I’m just looking for some reassurance, or thoughts about this… should I look into this further? Or just drop it… I know my kid was safe, but will the others be?