Will this mount to the front of a head rest? In other words, my infant car seat is facing the rear, so I'd like the kid to watch the tablet
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As long as your car has headrests in the backseats it will fit. But I'm not sure if the angle the tablet will be in will fit your kid's vision sight in a rare facing car seat. In a front facing car seat the kid is able to just look straight on and a rare facing seat is in a different angle itself so this may conflict with the angel of the mount. Hope that helps.
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We use it on the back of the passenger seat (for front facing car seat) so I'm not sure. I don't see why it wouldn't work in the way you need. The back of the headrest is the same type of surface as the front. As long as your headrest comes up a bit higher than the seat you should be fine
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if the headrest can be raised up and lowered down, it will. you need the 2 metal poles to attached this to.
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It can be placed rear facing but you would have to check manufacturers minimum weight for using it for a baby
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It will work fine if your car seat is front-facing. If the seat is rear-facing, then you need to add something to the top of the protector to hold it in place. We sewed a flat strap with a plastic loop to each side of the top of the seat protector (already had one lying around the house). Put that around the headrest to keep it in place. I love the protector on my fabric seats. We just bought a leather upholstered car, and I am concerned about the reports of the plastic backing melting into the leather seats -- may have to find a different option for that vehicle.
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Only the headrest tilts. So if its on it might be hard to see if the headrest is all the way forward. But it's not completely flat so it's comfort is bearable for the front passenger.
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we have ours facing forward. I dont think you can have this carseat rear facing.The reason I say that is because the seat is pretty 'straight up' and rear facing seats usually have more angle (lay position). This seat may not offer enough leg space (or space at all) if you can mount it rear facing.
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The cable is not long enough to reach from the front headrest to the opposite side back headrest. Depending on what vehicle you drive it could work if you mount the secondary screen on the middle back headrest which has adequate viewing for the smaller child in the rear facing seat. For reasons of safety, it would be best to invest in longer cables, so you can tuck the cables away from the older childs reach.
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If you have a headrest you should be able to attach the top. The bottom Velcro could be difficult though and without it I would worry about a child kicking up the pad and dirtying the seat.
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It should. As long as the bolt securing the seat down is accessible. Each seat rail has mounting bolt in front and back. If you can reach them freely you can mount this there. The only thing that I would be concerned about is whether the passenger seat being in a typical position would interfere significantly with the mount or final position of the tablet. In any case you would want to he sure moving the seat back and forth would neither hurt your seat back nor damage the tablet/mount.
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My headrest tilts forward as well and neither one of my kids have a hard time seeing theirs. I just pushed the headrest up a couple notches and point the mount downward for them to see tv good. No problems getting it on, very easy.
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Hi Patricia! For rear-facing children, we strongly recommend attaching it to your back seat head restraint. You can also attach it to your tether anchor (if not in use by your child safety seat), center back seat on a bench seat or center back seat with a rear deck. Hope that helps!
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This is designed for mounting under a shelf or desk. It's probably to big to go under a car seat and the mounting bracket is on the top.
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I use this in my toyota Camry, and it blocks only a little of the rear view. My father has a honda odyssey, and because the back seats have more space between them than in a sedan, I can't see this being a problem at all. The mirror just attaches with a single strap so I think a small headrest should accommodate this just fine.
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It would depend on the car seat. If it is an infant car seat, I don't think it would work, they lean back to far. If it is a regular sized car seat, and faces the rear, I think it would work just fine.
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This was purchased as a gift for my infant grandson. I asked his mother your question. Here is her response: "Yes you just have to point it at the top of the dvd player/headrest. And it works perfectly".
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Probably not :/ maybe in the center so that it's between the seats, or maybe behind the passenger seat but then the passenger seat might be so far forward that it's very uncomfortable or unusable. I ended up getting the safety 1st guide 65 for our baby who is now 10 days old and it fits rear facing behind the passenger seat in a 4 door Pontiac g6.
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It comes with a Frame to mount it on the Headrest.I did not use it I used only the stand for Cameras
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It probably depends on the depth of the headrest itself but I have used mine like that. The system is basically two desperate pieces, one designed to hold the iPad and one designed to hold the first bracket. You've probably got around a 2" clearance from where it attachs to the headrest and where the iPad mount actually sits. I had to turn the headrest backwards as the posts for my headrest are at the back.