Backless booster seats aka Group 3 car seats Some group 2/3 car seats ... until you've had the maximum usage out of your current seat. Check what the upper height or weight limits are for your car ...

So this seat is a good choice for kids who have a wider frame. It’s also good for parents who want bigger kids to stay in a high-back booster longer (compared with the height and weight limits ...

And children in booster seats are to remain in their booster seats until they reach the height or weight maximum listed by the manufacturer. Georgia law requires children under the age of 8 to ...

The Youth Booster Elite is a lightweight backless ... Once your child outgrows their forward-facing child car seat by weight or height, CR and the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recommend ...

No. If you have a backless booster seat that you owned before the law changed, it is still legal. The only time you may be fined is not in a car seat and still legally need to sit in one, or if your ...

A rating that reflects a booster seat's ability to correctly ... Once your child outgrows their forward-facing child car seat by weight or height, CR and the American Academy of Pediatrics ...

Your child can remain forward-facing until they’ve outgrown the seat’s forward-facing weight or height limit. They will not be eligible for a booster seat until they’re at least about 40 ...

harnessed-booster car seats are typically used for kids who have outgrown the height or weight limit of their rear-facing ...