Too CUTE!! Reminds me of when my daughter was little. That said, as a former Child Passenger Safety Technician, I'd like to point out that she'd be much safer rear facing in her car seat. The bare minimum requirements for turning a child forward facing are 12 mos. and 20 lbs., but the AAP and safety experts now recommend kids stay rear facing until they outgrow the rear facing limits of their convertible car seat. Rear facing better protects the head, neck and spine during a crash.