Rear-Facing Toddler in Britax Car Seat

At least 90% of children are improperly restrained in her car seat. Car accidents are the # 1 killer of children in the U.S. ages 1-14, and the # 2 killer of infants in the U.S. under the age of first Most of the videos I have seen children behave wrongly. So here are a few tips on how to secure your child in their seats, giving them the absolute best chance of surviving an accident. "2 and 30" and is the new "1 and 20". The longer your child is directed to the rear, the safer they are retained.In an accident at 30 miles an hour, £ 130, the pressure is put on a forward-facing child's spinal cord. If it is a mere 1.4 inch cover, you are looking for internal decapitation. There were no cases of a child breaking their legs because of the reported extended RF. But even if that was a real possibility, would you rather your child have a broken leg or a broken neck? Belts should sit against the child. No loose slack. They should not be able to keep their arms from the straps. For an RFChild must be the straps on the shoulder or below the level. For FF, it must be at or above. The chest clip holder (the black, in this video) is to keep the shoulder straps in place in the event of a crash. To do this, that there must be at armpit level. has for most car seats, child, you grow out of it by the amount of RF when there is less than inch hard shell over their heads. Check your manual. Expired seats are deadly seats. Car seats expire within six years of the date of manufacture...



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