Along with the joy of a new baby in the family comes the natural instinct to protect our infant. We are all familiar with the risks involved in riding in a car or van, and take steps to stay safe. However, with an infant, we need to be extra vigilant. Even a small fender bender, or just a close call with a sudden stop could prove to be devastating to a child or baby that is not properly restrained in a car seat.
Most state laws require that the first 6 to 12 months (depending on weight and state) a child should be secured in a rear facing car seat or infant carrier. Choosing the right car seat for your loved one doesn't have to be too difficult. Here are a few things to keep in mind: |
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| Even a rear facing car seat should never be placed in the front seat of a vehicle. |
| For any car seat (rear or forward facing) to be effective, the straps should be adjusted properly. |
| You should never purchase a used car seat. |
| A car seat that has been in an accident (even low to medium impact) should be discarded. |
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