Well, you can graduate to a forward-facing car safety seat. As the AAP recommends, stay in such a safety seat while wearing a harness as long as you can. Such seats tend to be able to hold ...

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 ...

A high-back booster seat uses the car's three-point seat belt but raises the child up so the belt fits safely and comfortably ...

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.

Now the organization of more than 67,000 pediatricians wants parents to keep their children in a rear-facing car safety seat until they reach the maximum weight or height allowed by the seat.

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 ...

The top tether from the car seat improves safety provided by the seat, the AAP says. Use the tether for all forward-facing seats and check your vehicle owner's manual for the location of tether ...

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Is Facing a Car Seat Forward Before Age 2 Actually Illegal in Your State? By Rachel Taylor. Updated on April 8, 2018 at 9:15 AM. ... a pediatrician and car seat safety expert.

Those include the rear-facing car seat, forward-facing car seat, booster seat, and seat belt. This website from the NHTSA helps you choose a car seat by typing in your child’s birth date, height ...

Cars.com’s certified child safety seat technician, Jenni Newman, shared her “dos and don’ts" for proper car seat installation for National Seat Check Saturday.