Rear Facing Carseat and Sun

She is almost 3 and has a much stronger neck than when she was a baby, if it were me I would just leave her as she is, but if you decide you want to turn her, just get her some sunglasses and a hat.

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What are the tinting laws in your state? See how dark you can go then tint them?
Does she wear sunglasses? My daughter (a little over 2) just started wearing sunglasses. In a few more months I am going to get her REAL ones with UV protection and not the cheap plastic ones.
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Is it possible to get your back window(s) tinted to solve this?

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Sunglasses and a hat! Just make sure you get her sunglasses with UV protection. The fake kids ones that are just plastic are just about the worst thing you can do to your child - because they make the world darker the pupil opens up more and actually allows more UV rays in than if the child wasn't wearing sunglasses. With UV protection glasses, the pupil opens up, but the glasses block the UV.

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I strongly suggest sunglasses, the sun is terrible for little eyes, my 5 month old wears sunglasses whenever we leave the house unless it is overcast. It's a great practice to start young that could save her a lot of eye trouble later on.

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They make sunshades/tinted screens for the rear window. You can also try sunglasses with your daughter, she is nearly 3 and can manage those.

My DD likes her hat and sunglasses, and the sun is not 100% in her face. There are plenty of times it's in MY face instead! One Step Ahead has some great sun stuff for kids.

you can have your rear window professionally tinted, or you can use tint film from an auto supply store. We have a 1997 Civic and used the First Years rear window sun shade that looks sort of like this one although I think it was less expensive (but then, my kids are 9YO now so I'm remembering a price from almost 10 years ago!) http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002NMEPJ0/ref=pd_lpo_k2...

I had a cousin who got a screen and cut it in the shape of her window, then rolled the window up on it, so the entire thing was covered without over-tinting it. It cut out a LOT of the sun!