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- An Infant Car Seat is a portable car seat used only for newborns and small infants
- Infant Car Seats should be used Rear-Facing ONLY
- Depending on the manufacturer, Infant Car Seats typically support a child up to 22 or 35 pounds
- Infant Car Seats can be used with or without a base for your convenience
- Using a base allows for the child to be easily secured in the vehicle every time and then transported when exciting the vehicle
- Always follow all manufacturer instructions specific to your car seat!
- Convertible Car Seats offer a great amount of versatility
- Depending on the manufacturer, they can be used for a small infant up to a 40 lb. toddler
- Convertible Car Seats can be used Rear or Forward Facing
- Convertible Car Seats allows for children to stay in the rear-facing position longer.
- As long as the child is within the manufacturer weight limit, it is 5x's safer to keep a child Rear-Facing
- Always follow all manufacturer instructions specific to your car seat!
- Combination Car Seats are safer for older children that can sit up completely supported
- They are typically Forward-Facing only but still provide a 5 pt. harness
- Combination Car Seats typically have the option to remove the harness straps transition into a high-back and backless booster
- As the child grows, this seat transitions from a forward-facing seat with a harness into a booster.
- Always follow all manufacturer instructions specific to your car seat!
- Booster seats can either have a high back or no back
- A High-Back booster offers MUCH more support than no back
- While backless boosters offer less support than high-back boosters, they are still a much SAFER option than a seat belt alone!
- A backless booster seat is designed to boost the child’s height so the seat belt fits properly. It does not provide head and neck support. It is ideal for vehicles that have head rests.
- Always follow all manufacturer instructions specific to your car seat!
Remember, each time you move your child to the next stage in Car Seat, less and less support is being provided. It is a much SAFER option to keep your child in the Car Seat providing the absolute MOST support and restraint possible for their height and weight.
Any time a Car Seat is used forward-facing, the included teether strap should always be used up to the manufacturer allowed weight limit.
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