- Protects baby from UV rays
- Doesn’t interfere with driver’s view
- Easy to install and remove
- Fits all popular car models
- Birth and up
Product Description
Keep baby in the shade with this large, easy to install sunshade from The First Years. Since your little passenger will be facing the back for his first year, keep the sun out of his eyes so he has a comfy ride. You’ll be protecting him from UV rays and annoying sun glare, and it won’t interfere with your view as you drive. Fits most car models…. More >>
The First Years Car Rear Sunshade
Tags: car models, First, first years, Rear, sun glare, Sunshade, uv rays, Years
#1 by A. Koopmans on May 11, 2010 - 10:40 pm
The rear window shade made by “The first Years” does not do the job at all. First of all is super dark and you are enable to see anything from the back window. It is not safe for the driver!! As for the shade that gives the baby it is not good at all! My baby was still fuzzing from the sun. I guess I’m reallydissapointed in this product and hope to find something better. Also forgot to say that the way that they have it installed in the picture is not at all they way you will end up doing it, unless you have the same type of car they used for this picture/product.
Rating: 1 / 5
#2 by g p on May 11, 2010 - 11:59 pm
THIS HAS THE WORST SUCTION CUPS EVER. IT IS NOTHING MORE THAN A PIECE OF CLOTH, IT DOES NOT STICK, IT IS JUNK
AVOID IT
Rating: 1 / 5
#3 by Amanda J. Verbruggen on May 12, 2010 - 2:47 am
I actually ordered this for a friend because she was complaining she couldn’t find one. (she’s not quite caught on to this whole “amazon has everything” concept)
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She said it works great. The baby has stopped crying from the sun being in her eyes, and I figure that’s enough for me. What more could you ask for?
Rating: 5 / 5
#4 by Elmira Balder on May 12, 2010 - 3:44 am
The product’s suction cups won’t stay up for more than 30 seconds! It doesn’t completely block the sun from hitting my baby’s eyes. The product creates a blurred and darkened rear vision. I don’t feel safe and in control with the thing up, especially at night and when I have the baby in the car. So it has to be continuously removed for night driving- that is if you can somehow make it stay up for that long! I had to pull over on the freeway a couple of times; once in order to make the suction cups stick during the day and another time to get the one side that was still up, down in order to have a clear view of the road at night!
Rating: 1 / 5
#5 by jennifer parker on May 12, 2010 - 5:29 am
we have had this for about 2 weeks. i have a very small car and this item fully covers my back window. only cons are that its pretty hard to see thru my rear view mirror for cars
Rating: 3 / 5