In practice, most kids outgrow it closer to 5 years old because of the relatively short harness height. But that’s really not a big deal in the grander scheme of things, because those kids are ...

We explain everything you need to know in our guide to extended rear-facing baby car seats. Here are the laws for child car seats by age. Note that the rules for vans are the same as for cars. You can ...

Embarrassing, I know. But when my daughter turned 5, we got her a version of Wirecutter’s longtime favorite booster car seat. And I finally learned that I could have a healthy relationship with ...

Joelle Stolte tells KNIA News children should use a booster seat until they are at least 4’9″ and between 8 and 12 years old, and used when in between the weight limits of their car seat ...

A group 2/3 high-backed booster seat will last your child from 15-36kg. That's from about three years to 12 years. Most group 2/3 child car seats don't have a harness. Instead you'll secure your child ...

Whether you’re bringing your pet on a road trip or for a quick run to the grocery store, ensuring their (and the driver ... short on space should look elsewhere. This lightweight and compact car ...

Washington State agencies and the NHTSA want you to focus on a critical issue, the importance of seat belt use for children ...

In the Northern Territory (NT), all children under the age of 7 must use a car seat when travelling in a vehicle. A car seat: reduces the chance of serious injury or death from a car crash protects ...

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. Current Range of Tested Harnessed Car Seats Current Range of Tested ...