Why Must Children Use Car Seats until Age 8 in Oklahoma?The youngest of Elizabeth Hale's six children was very ready tostop riding in his booster seat...Schouten, Lucy
Car seats have recommended weights printed on them. If a 1-year-old outweighs the recommendation of an infant seat, parents should switch to a different rear-facing car seat that accommodates the heavier weight until they turn 2, the pediatricians group says. Luckily for parents, most car se...
The car seat is good until the expiration date, unless it's involved in a moderate to severe crash, in which case it needs to be replaced. It's hard to discard what seems like a perfectly good car seat when it reaches its expiration date, but the plastics used to make car seats ...
R129, also known as i-Size, is the latest safety standard. It has been introduced to improve child safety on the move. Choosing the correct seat for your child is based on their length, making it easier for parents to get it right. i-Size car seats have also undergone more thorough te...
Where should child car seats be installed in the car? 儿童安全座椅应该安装在车的哪个位置? All car seats for children should be used in the back seat of the car—never in the front seat. Air bags in the front seat can cause serious injury to children. Until they reach age 13 years, ...
Tired of wrangling your baby in and out of the car? A swivel car seat can help. We're breaking down the pros and cons of the best rotating car seats.
This just in from yesterday--the AAP (American Academy of Pediatrics) now recommends that children should be rear-facing in their car seats until age 2. This puts a whole new spin for us Bunchers since it means our Bunch is now...
" Dr. Hoffman says. "One of the most important ways that car seats help protect kids is that they spread that force over the widest amount of area possible. If you think about what happens in a rear-facing seat in a crash, the child is pushed into the seat, and the entire force ...
A baby must travel in the safer rear-facing position up to the minimum recommended age of 15 months. Some R129 car seats can be used rear-facing until a child is 105cm tall, which is around 4 years old. Side impact testing is assessed as part of the regulation to improve protection of...
House Bill 4511expands on the 2008 revisions to provide a more structured "graduation" type system that allows the child to age/grow into the federally recommended car seats/booster seats to provide the child with the safest restraint systems for them until they are either old enough or tall ...