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Choose the Right Seat
Child safety car seats come in different types, including rear-facing, forward-facing, and booster seats. It's important to choose the right seat for your child's age and weight. Infants should be placed in a rear-facing seat until they are at least two years old or until they reach the weight limit for their seat. Toddlers should be placed in a forward-facing seat until they are at least four years old or until they reach the weight limit for their seat. Booster seats should be used for older children until they are tall enough to fit into a seat belt correctly.
Install the Seat Correctly
Installing a child safety car seat correctly is essential for optimal protection in the event of an accident. Read the instruction manual carefully and follow the instructions precisely. Make sure the seat is securely fastened, and the straps are tightened properly. It's also essential to ensure that the seat is installed in the back seat of the car and not in the front seat.
Check the Fit
It's important to check the fit of the child safety car seat regularly. Ensure that the harness straps are tight enough and the chest clip is in the correct position. Also, check that the seat is adjusted correctly to fit your child's height and weight. If you notice any issues with the fit or the straps, adjust the seat or straps accordingly.
1. This is an universal belted enhanced child restraint system device approved in accordance with regulation no.129 to be used on the passenger seats of "Universal Belted Enhanced Child Restraint System compatible"vehicles, as indicated by vehicle manufacturers in the vehicle user manual.
2. If in doubt, contact the manufacturer of the child restraint device, or the retailer.
