Product Solves Dilemma

Fri., Feb. 13, 1998

Just about everyone by now knows the safest place for babies is in the back seat of a vehicle, buckled in.

Yet often they’re buckled into a rear-facing child seat, posing a dilemma for parents, grandparents and other caretakers who have a hard time driving while at the same time monitoring what the little one is doing behind them.

The Blue Ridge International Products Co. has a solution: Hindsight is a large mirror that attaches to the top of the back seat, allowing the driver to see the baby’s reflection in the rearview mirror. Hindsight is $15 plus shipping and handling and is available at retailers or by calling 1(800)222-9056.

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