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		<title>How To Install a Convertible Carseat</title>
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				<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>You know, I don&#8217;t consider myself an expert on many things<br />
(besides, you know, <a href="http://mommyeverafter.wordpress.com/2010/06/21/68/">Sex and the City</a> and <a href="http://mommyeverafter.wordpress.com/2010/10/12/nobody-puts-daddy-in-the-corner/">Dirty Dancing</a>, and <a href="http://mommyeverafter.wordpress.com/2010/06/17/20/">Disney Princesses</a>.)<br />
and therefore don&#8217;t write many &#8220;How To&#8221; guides.<br />
However, this one, I&#8217;ve got in the bag.<br />
<strong>How to Install a Convertible Carseat:</strong><br />
Step 1: Buy a cute carseat once your baby has grown out of her infant seat. (I mean, it may be called a Snugride, but once you&#8217;re unable to buckle the straps over her faux fur coat, you know you need to upgrade.)<br />
Step 2: Wait, patiently for the new, cute carseat you&#8217;ve ordered to arrive on your doorstep.<br />
Step 3: Race to the door once you hear the thud from the delivery man and tear open the giant, cardboard box with glee.<br />
Step 4: Pout once you realize that the big brown box was actually your diaper order.<br />
Step 5: Repeat Step 3.<br />
Step 6: Jump up and down when the adorable new convertible seat does arrive, and get ready to begin installation.<br />
Step 7: Tell husband that it is time to install the new carseat. Send him outside, during the blizzard, to do so.<br />
Step 8: Wait 6 minutes before tapping on the front door to signal your husband and once you get his attention, tap your watch and shrug your shoulders, as if to say &#8220;Are you DONE yet?!&#8221;<br />
Step 9: Go into the kitchen to refuel with some graham crackers.<br />
Step 10: Peak out the dining room window to gauge the progress.<br />
Step 11: Repeat Steps 8-10.<br />
Step 12: Ask Questions. Suggestions include: &#8220;What&#8217;s taking so long?&#8221; and &#8220;Is this more difficult than the other carseat or something?&#8221;<br />
Step 13: Repeat Step 9.<br />
Step 14: ( And this is very important) Remember to brush the graham cracker crumbs off of your face and clothes <strong>before </strong>your husband comes back inside to tell you that he&#8217;s finished the installation, and that he continues to be the handiest Jewish man in the world. You must hide the evidence, as you&#8217;ve told your husband that you were busy working on &#8220;very important matters&#8221; inside and therefore were unable to help him in the car. Husbands don&#8217;t think that graham crackers are &#8220;very important matters&#8221;.<br />
Step 15: Dress baby as a Disney Princess and take her for a joyride in her adorable, huge, safe new seat, while singing &#8220;I&#8217;ve Had the Time of my Life&#8221; and sipping on Mocktail Cosmopolitans.<br />
Step 16: Just kidding<br />
Step 17: But only about the Mocktails.</p>
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