Stupid question time, rear seat belts pushing through?

robertgreen79

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I know this is a dumb question with an obvious solution that for some reason just isn't presenting itself to me. My daughter has been having a helluva time buckling the back seat belt. Whenever she goes to push it into the latch, the latch pushes back and out the back of the seat (between the cushions). I have no issue with it but I'm an adult with larger hands. Our other vehicle has latches that are held in place but these are free moving.

What am I overlooking?
 
there isn't anything to hold them in place. You just have to hold each end of the seatbelt, may be tough for her depending on her age/ size.

Yeah it looks like I'll just have to help her out until she has the dexterity to do it alone. She's only 7 and is a tiny little thing. That or try and put some sort of donut on the strap to keep it from pushing through.
 
Maybe you could tie a hand towel or something around them to add some bulk to keep them in place.

X2. Adding some kind of loop or handle to the seat side should help a lot.
 
My wife found these, they work really well. I still have to help my 5 year old girl get buckled (she's tiny too) but at least the buckle doesn't slide through the seat anymore

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07F3KZ15C/?tag=wranglerorg-20

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As long as you understand they're made that way so you can flip the seat forward easily from behind.