These seats are designed for kids who have outgrown their rear-facing seat By Emily A. Thomas, PhD Consumer Reports’ ...

BUILT TO GROW — For extended use, the forward-facing Chicco MyFit harness + booster car seat easily converts from 5-point harness for toddlers to belt-positioning booster for bigger kids.

However, there comes a time when a child outgrows the height or weight capacity of a five-point harness seat and develops the emotional maturity to shift to a booster seat. In addition to meeting ...

See the complete review of the Nautilus Elite here. This forward-facing car seat from Joie has a no-rethread, 5-point harness up to 25kg, but you can use it as a belted booster seat from 15kg, if you ...

small booster seat, flat-folding clamp-on seat, flat-folding travel highchair or a seat harness are fine. If you’re usually driving to wherever you’re eating then it doesn't really matter what you ...

For kids bigger than that who still need a seat with a five-point harness, we recommend the Cosco Finale 2-in-1, which also converts to a high-back booster. The backless, lightweight Cosco Rise LX ...

Overall score is a combination of crash protection, belt fit, ease-of-use and fit-to-vehicle scores in both harnessed and booster modes. The displayed score is out of a total of 100 points.

Ontario’s child car seat laws outline the appropriate stages for each age and size. Infant car seats should be used until the child weighs at least 9 kg (20 lbs.), with rear-facing seats providing ...