Rear / Forward Facing Car Seats

Buying the correct car seat for your baby or toddler is not just about style. Car seats are broken down into several groups determined by the age and more importantly - weight of the child. Child car seat laws state that children must travel by car in a child car or booster seat, and one that's an appropriate group to their size. So for example, a baby under 9kg would have to travel in a rear facing car seat that is either group 0 or group 0+.

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- Britax (1)
Approximate Age Range
- Birth to 5 - 18 Months (1)
Group/Type
- Group 0+ (1)
Seating Direction
- Rear / Forward Facing
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ODI - Office of Defects Investigation - Child Restraint Recalls by
Defect: BABY TREND IS RECALLING 5,787 LATCH-LOC CAR SEATS, ... Defect: EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION: ALL REAR-FACING INFANT CHILD SEATS THAT HAVE A "TYPE 1" HANDLE AND MANUFACTURED BETWEEN JANUARY 1, 1991,
www-odi.nhtsa.dot.gov
Car seats: Rear-face until at least one year
Rear-facing car seats: What you need to know ... When a car hits something else at, say, 25 miles per hour to 30mph, it will come to a stop ... IVILLAGE // Pregnancy & Parenting / Baby / Safety / Car Seats
parenting.ivillage.com
AAP - Car Safety Seats: A Guide for Families - 2009
Booster seats are for older children who have outgrown their forward-facing car safety seats. ... There are 2 types of rear-facing car safety seats: infant-only seats and convertible seats.
www.aap.org
Rear-Facing Carseats and Safety
A common question asked by parents is, "How soon can I turn my child to face forward?" ... Rear-facing car seats spread frontal crash forces over the whole area of a child's back, head and neck;
www.car-safety.org
Child Passenger Safety Technical Encyclopedia
Front passenger air bags and rear-facing restraints can be a deadly combination. ... Many convertibles and some child seats have two or more choices of seating angle for forward-facing use,
www.carseat.org
BabyOnTheGo - Top Rated Rear & Forward Facing Child Car Seats
Welcome to BabyOnTheGo - We stock a great range of child car seats. Rear facing baby car seats and forward facing child car seats. Sale now on! ... Child Car Seats By Age
www.babyonthego.co.uk
Selecting and Using the Most Appropriate Car Safety Seats for
In rear-facing car safety seats for infants, ... In forward-facing car safety seats for older children, the shoulder strap should be at or above the child?s shoulders, the harness should be snug,
aappolicy.aappublications.org
Child and Baby Car Seats - forward facing or rear facing
Forward or rear facing car seats for taking your child in your car ... Car seats are not only essential for your baby's safety when travelling by car, ... Rear-facing seats will usually be fairly reclined,
www.nappiesfromhell.co.uk
Tips for Installing Child Car Seats
Using tether straps with forward-facing car seats ... Most child car safety seats have a recline position that must be used when in the rear-facing position for an infant (up to 9kg or 20lb).
www.mto.gov.on.ca
Child car seat advice questioned - Growing Up Healthy- msnbc.com
Overall, child car seats ? whether installed rear-facing or forward-facing ? do a stellar job protecting children, so long as they're used properly.
www.msnbc.msn.com