If you’re thinking of buying a car seat in the next year, you may want to be aware of new federal car seat guidelines going ...

Type of car seat Suitable age Advice; Rear-facing: Infant, convertible, or all-in-one seats. Use a rear-facing car seat from the ages of 0–4 years or until a child over 2 years outgrows the car ...

Switching too soon to a forward-facing car seat can put your baby at serious risk. Discover why experts recommend rear-facing ...

A convertible car seat is the only car seat you need. From birth to a booster seat, it faces the back of the car, then can be forward-facing and can be used as a booster seat.

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Wondering when to move your child from a rear-facing to forward-facing seat? Here’s what you need to know… From the time you drive your precious bundle home from hospital up until the time ...

Rear-facing infant car seats must be installed at the correct angle—upright enough to protect a baby during a crash, but reclined enough to prevent their head from falling forward potentially ...

United Airlines said it is reviewing an incident aboard one of its flight during which a woman claims she was told to incorrectly sit her child facing forward in a car seat.

Infant car seats include a five-point harness and are used used rear-facing, from newborn up until the baby reaches a certain height and weight (roughly 30 inches or 30 pounds, whichever comes ...