A couple weeks ago, I reviewed the Volvo Britax Max-Way car seat, and I had one to give away to a lucky winner. I actually felt bad about the competition – when your comments started pouring in telling me about your little ones, I wanted each and every one of you to win. I really wish we had many more for you to win, but there are giveaways currently running, so if you didn’t win, please head over to the #CarseatFullstop campaign page and check out the other giveaways and info. You might save a life by sharing, and you might win a car seat by getting involved.
Meanwhile, a quick funny story before I tell you who won. Thanks so the drama that is our life, Dean and I thought that we were going to be changing vehicles recently, so we took the Volvo car seat out of our car. The next morning, due to the complexity of installing the thing, we decided to throw Harley’s infant seat back in the car instead. She is still within the weight limit for it, and she always loved it so we figured it wouldn’t be an issue. She now is one of those crying in the car babies, which she’s never been. I guess once she traveled in First Class, she didn’t want to go back to Economy.
Okay, now for the reason you’re actually reading this post. Here is the winner of the Volvo-range of car seat thanks to the magic of Rafflecopter pulling a random winner.
Congratulations Sandi Olivier!
For everyone else, please don’t despair. We are giving away more car seats throughout the campaign – there is even one running right now. So head to the CarseatFullstop campaign page and you could still be a winner. Thank you so much for entering, for sharing and for already doing so much to help us make so many more parents aware of the risks of driving without properly restraining their children. You have already made a positive difference in the world.
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