Traveling with an infant

Old-Biscuit wrote:

schlep1967 wrote:

Old-Biscuit wrote:

SCVJeff wrote:
He's asking WHERE to install the carrier..

And I gave him a suggestion based on the toter home cab configuration

Between the captain chairs in cab.

Toter home is a SEMI cab with a 'sleeper' compartment (not just a sleeper but also living room/kitchen/bath -----an extended sleeper)

There is NO conventional place to put an infant carrier.
Less so then a motorhome.

SO new straps/belts properly mounted on floor to secure a quality infant carrier in cab

I normally agree with everything Biscuit says but not this time. A seat belt bolted to the floor alone will not work. Car seats (baby type) rely on the rest of the seat also when they are strapped in. Basically the belt holds it tight against the bottom seat and the back seat plus a tether that attaches above and behind the back seat..

Passenger seat is the way to go.

There are usually 2 seats in toter
Driver & Passenger
The car carrier/infant seat has a bottom that can be strapped down and infant seat attaches to the carrier.
Straps/seat belts installed to hold carrier in place.

Otherwise........there is only a booth seat (dinette) and a 'couch'
in toter


Not a lot of options............better than what we survived thru as youngsters

since none of us have one, only the owner can answer any of this. The only place in my coach rated for an infant carrier is actually on the dinette seat since that's where the center restrain strap hook is located. Not what I would do, but that's where it is and there's no reason his wouldn't have that attachment somewhere either.