Articles related to "Car Seat Safety"

Car seat safety is of utmost importance to many parents, but often they do not realize the danger aftermarket products can have on the child's safety during an accident.

98% of car seats are installed incorrectly. Make sure that your infant or toddler travels in safety.

While car seat safety laws have decreased child mortality, keeping children rear facing in car seats up to age two and beyond could keep them up to 4 times safer.

As a new parent, it can be very confusing to understand what is best when it comes to car safety seats.

One of the most important purchases new parents make is an infant car seat. Car seats are used almost every day, and play an integral part in keeping babies safe.

Britax, a well-respected name in the car seat industry, produces 5 different models of convertible seats. Here's how parents can choose the best Britax for their needs.

With parents concentrating on the various holiday activities it is possible to overlook simple child safety rules which could have disastrous consequences for the family.

It can be quite tempting to save a few bucks on airfare by sharing your seat with your baby, but it isn’t the safest or sanest way to fly.

The AAP recommends keeping toddlers in a rear facing car seat as long as possible, or at least until age 2.

Baby car seats are the safest way to transport infants but should be used with caution for young babies, especially those pre-term or low-birth weight.

Combination child passenger safety restraints are forward facing harnessing seats that convert to belt positioning booster seats. These combination seats are good buys.