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When you are installing a car seat it is always best to use any available anchors or latches that you can to make sure t...
12/05/2023

When you are installing a car seat it is always best to use any available anchors or latches that you can to make sure that it is as secure as possible. That being said, if you do not have extra anchors, if the latch strap is damaged, or if you are dealing with strap issues, you can install without the belts and straps that are typically included. You can use the seatbelt that is in the car to install your car seat if you are not able to get the latches and belts.

If there’s one thing new parents realize pretty quickly, it’s that a lot has changed about child rearing since they were...
12/05/2023

If there’s one thing new parents realize pretty quickly, it’s that a lot has changed about child rearing since they were kids. This is perhaps most obvious with car seat safety, where laws and regulations have certainly improved, and our understanding of safest practices has grown miles beyond what our parents would have done.

Almost half of parents say that they are baffled by the current laws on child car seats.Research has found that 42 per c...
12/05/2023

Almost half of parents say that they are baffled by the current laws on child car seats.

Research has found that 42 per cent of mums and dads feel ill-informed on the various regulations and what they mean for their children’s safety.

Two-fifths also feel that there isn’t enough information on how to safely fit a car seat and another two-fifths struggle to even select the correct one for their child.

The academy also said most children will need to ride in a belt-positioning booster seat until they reach 4 feet, 9 inch...
12/05/2023

The academy also said most children will need to ride in a belt-positioning booster seat until they reach 4 feet, 9 inches tall and are between ages 8 and 12. Children should remain in the backseat until they are 13, experts say.

More than a fifth of parents and grandparents who take children in their car don’t use child seats, new research has rev...
12/05/2023

More than a fifth of parents and grandparents who take children in their car don’t use child seats, new research has revealed.

Of the 605 parents and grandparents surveyed by the RAC, 22 per cent admitted they didn’t put children in a car seat every time when transporting them, with 16 per cent saying they neglected to do this very rarely, three per cent failing to do it sometimes and another three per cent saying they didn’t put children in child seats regularly.

If your child’s weight exceeds the maximum allowable weight recommended by the vehicle manufacturer for LATCH installati...
12/05/2023

If your child’s weight exceeds the maximum allowable weight recommended by the vehicle manufacturer for LATCH installation, then the child seat should be installed using the vehicle seat belt and, if available, a top tether, still keeping in mind the vehicle owner’s manual and the child safety seat manufacturer’s instructions," according to the NHTSA.

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