My sister-in-law bought a 2011 Honda Accord a few months ago and has been struggling to find a solution to those absurd headrests. Right now she has them all reversed, and I helped her notch the opposite post so they latch in. This helped, except for the center rear headrest which is very small and has short posts because of the fold down console, and when reversed is totally non-functional. This is the seat she would like her 7 y.o. to sit in, but the child's head is now reaching the headrest, and it's so uncomfortable that the child was squawking about how it hurt. I see a large number of complaints about the Honda headrests, but no good solutions. Some people say reclining the seat further helps. Some say using a cushion behind you to push the rest of your body forward helps. Some say to take them to an auto upholstery shop and have them modified. Some suggest after-market LCD headrests that don't jut forward. I've seen the Pyle LCD headrests which aren't all that expensive (about each) even if you don't use the 7" LCD. They come with 1/2" post sleeves which are needed for the Honda (some LCD screen headrests don't have large enough diameter posts, and there have been complaints by Honda owners that bought them that they don't latch in). However from the specifications on this headrest, it may not allow the posts to be close enough together to replace the middle headrest in the back. What are others doing? I tried sitting in her Accord with the headrest facing forward and it's incredibly uncomfortable. She also has a Honda Pilot, and that vehicle does not have this issue, but the headrests are not interchangeable (besides being the wrong color and material). I know the reason Honda did the headrests like this, but personally this is more than enough to prevent me from buying an Accord. She would not have bought the Accord if she had realized how bad the head rests were.