My DS was like this pretty much up until 6 months when we turned his seat around and he could see us. He still throws a fit on occasion. I think it was less about the car and more about his personality than anything. He just wants what he wants and he wants it now. Can I say want again? lol.
Haha, yes, same here

I found in the early days once we put one of those dangly toys you attach to the hand rail thingy that makes noise on movement and he was sooo intrigued by it that he just lay there in amusement for a while. But what really helped was when he was turned front facing so he could see us, and also as they grow up and can occupy themselves and play with toys it does get much easier. Still now though we have to bring a bag full of toys and food to keep my boy entertained as he just cannot stand just sitting there doing nothing! But yes importantly i would Try to make car trips scheduled around nap time, so that way bub is more likely to fall asleep. What was very soothing for my son when he was ready to sleep was traveling at a fast speed with the windows slightly opened. The white noise makes him fall asleep easily, and he isn't an easy baby to put to sleep, put it that way! Also tell her that it will pass, sooner than later. But try to not let baby get distressed for too long without comforting and pulling over etc otherwise it may make bub associate the car with negative/ fear, and may not like it later on.




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