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Baby Clips

 There are already too many seats.
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These are strips of nylon that encircle an infant childs T shirt, Trousers, and Hat. Or anything else they wear. On the back are male seatbelt connectors.

The child can lay down in the back seat and each connector can plug into the left, middle, and right seat belt, retaining the child for trips to K mart.

This will save money on seats; and they can clip into any car; so it is easier to drop your child off with your parents or anyone who is interested.

—mylodon, Sep 15 2017

Rearward-facing add-on child seats Rearward-facing_20add-on_20child_20seats
Shameless elf-promotion [8th of 7, Sep 15 2017]

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       This is excellent, particularly if the seatbelt clips can be fitted to the exterior of the vehicle, in the manner of a roof rack or rear bike carrier.
—8th of 7, Sep 15 2017
   

       [+] okay... does this have anything to do with paddleball ?
—FlyingToaster, Sep 15 2017
   

       So, this Idea has nothing to do with a large cartridge that holds several babies, which are chambered one at a time into an even larger gun that launches the babies through the air? (see "ammo clip")
—Vernon, Sep 17 2017
   

       <sniggering>
—8th of 7, Sep 17 2017
   

       [8th] didn't tell you that is a baby magazine? I'm disappointed.
—normzone, Sep 17 2017
   


 

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