Car seats ... do you use them?

When I've taken my doll out, I just wrapped her in a scarf and set her on the seat.

 

Wow, so that´s some kind of strange (but maybe usefull) idea ?! .__.
Although i´m pretty sure i would never ever use a car seat for a doll, i would rather wrap them in supersoft blankets and put them in safe bags, boxes, cases..

Oh wow! xD i was just thinking of the policemans face when you´ve stopped the car and he is asking you for your driver licence and then
" .. oh, and who´s that kiddo in the back on the car seat there ? " ò_Ó
(for everyone else who has read the "doll body heater" thread)
you : " it´s a doll ^^"
policeman : " but its body .. it´s warm.. a__á!!
next dolly meet : police station xD come too, it will be fun.
xD

 

If it's just me and her, then Iput her in the passenger's seat and put the seatbelt on her. lol But if my friend is with us, she'll bring her dolls and they'll just lay in the backseat Dx

 

mine sits on my neice's small car seat. My girl fits on it kinds nice.

 

Yup! I bought a baby seat for Aiden a few days after I got him.

 

I don't seem to have much use for car seats or the like. I keep the dolls cozy in their little carriers. I think carriers [intended for dolls or modified messenger bags, what have you] are an excellent investment for dollie owners. You can move through crowded areas during conventions or meets without the worry of damaging your doll with careful positioning of the bag. It also prevents any excess exposure to sunlight while in transit.

 

No, I try to avoid treating my dolls like I would treat children, including the seats in shopping carts or pram. It feels weird but also people would look and then be very very scared of me, they'd probably assume I'd lost a child in the past and they'd definitely class me as mentally ill in the literal sense. It would not go down well where I live. But also, my dolls are adults. I'm pretty sure they wouldn't want to be put in baby seats either.

 

I think a doll carrier is much better protection, since it secures the doll all around, not just in the car, but when walking through crowds. Carriers are also less expensive.

While we're at it, I think carriers are also a lot less weird. We doll owners have to deal with a fair amount of social stigma as it is, without going out of our way to make it look like we think our resin objects are actual babies. I wouldn't pay more money for less protection and more disdain.

 

No, I don't. To me, this is the equivalent of taking a reborn baby doll out in a pram - absolutely not something I'm interested in.