Dear Kate,
I sometimes wonder if the people that design car seats purposefully make them difficult to clean. I mean, perhaps they are hoping that when my daughter has a blow out diaper and I am forced to remove the car seat cover to wash it, that I will be so disgusted by the crevices full of Cheerios and graham cracker crumbs, the whitewash of dried baby spit-up that wasn't visible, and the permanent sticky-crumby indents in the car upholstery that I will just decide to chuck the whole thing and buy a new one.
Even at $200 a car seat, they almost achieve that goal every time.
Love,
Bora
P.S. I used to secretly judge moms with food debris in their cars. I repent.
I sometimes wonder if the people that design car seats purposefully make them difficult to clean. I mean, perhaps they are hoping that when my daughter has a blow out diaper and I am forced to remove the car seat cover to wash it, that I will be so disgusted by the crevices full of Cheerios and graham cracker crumbs, the whitewash of dried baby spit-up that wasn't visible, and the permanent sticky-crumby indents in the car upholstery that I will just decide to chuck the whole thing and buy a new one.
Even at $200 a car seat, they almost achieve that goal every time.
Love,
Bora
P.S. I used to secretly judge moms with food debris in their cars. I repent.
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