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- Age-based advice on child restraints can lift levels of appropriate restraint useShow More
The American Academy of Pediatrics published a policy statement on child restraint selection in the online edition of the Journal [1] with a supporting technical paper [2]. The National Highway and Traffic Administration (NHTSA) also released revised recommendations on child restraint selection on the same day.
A substantial problem with complex guidelines for child restraint selection is that the moment...
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Question?? In looking at car seats again, they don't accommodate the length of the child but the weight. Cramming a one or two-year-old in a car seat that has them stuffed in their seat for any length of a ride is NOT good for anyone else in the truck. Is there a car seat out there that will accommodate the weight and length? My six month old grandson is 27 inches tall and 21 lbs and growing. Also, have studies been done abou...
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