Sentences with phrase «rear facing children sit»

Rear facing children sit with bent legs early on.

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They do state that if the child meets both criteria and can still comfortably sit rear - facing, to consider keeping them that way as long as possible.

These seats will have a harness system like an infant car seat, but also have a higher weight limit, enabling your child to sit rear - facing for longer.

Once your child reaches this milestone, purchase a rear - facing booster seat that allows your child to sit in the same position until the age of two.

The flexible seat unit can be used forward facing and rear - facing and be adjusted with one hand into three different recline positions to ensure the perfect sitting or lying position of the child.

Mary, you an check out lots of older children sitting rear facing in the galler, http://www.carseat.se/gallery

A 40 inch child has no problem sitting comfortably rear facing in a Swedish rear facing seat.

Most children, up to age 5 or so, find it far more comfortable to sit rear facing since legs never fall asleep during longer drives.

If your child weighs between 5 and 40 pounds, they will comfortably sit in the rear - facing position.

The bench seat and the rear stand - on platform gives your older child full freedom of sitting or standing, face forward or backward while riding.

Whether or not your child should sit rear - or forward - facing or use harness straps isn't usually an option, but you can choose to get a convertible, combination, or all - in - one car seat, etc..

Cars are much safer today but main difference is that children today sit in rear facing car seats with easy rear facing to age 4 or longer.

Children sit rear facing, normally in an infant seat.

Children sit rear facing in our Swedish seats which provide unbelievable protection.

Swedish recommendations are for a child to sit rear facing until at least 4 years of age, an 18 kg.

The child above was 9 months old and sitting rear facing.

Children sit forward facing in high back boosters (rear facing longer than age 4 would be far safer and preferred).

Once your child's legs get too long or they can no longer comfortably sit in a rear facing position, simply turn the Safety 1st car seat around and use it as a traditional front facing seat.

In addition, the «caboose» of the stroller has a rear - facing seat platform for the young toddler / child to sit when they need to rest along the way.

In addition, the car seat sits inside the stroller rear facing toward the parent, giving comfort and security - not to mention bonding - with your child.

Our recommendation is for children to sit rear facing until at least 4 years of age or longer if possible.

Children are allowed to sit rear facing until tip of ears are at top of seat shell.

«When a child can sit unassisted it's time for a rear facing car seat.

An interesting new feature is now included in the forward facing King model which is of course not sold in Sweden since it's meant for young children who should sit rear facing.

The main feature is the possibility for children to sit rear facing for a longer time.

In Sweden we strongly recommend children to sit rear facing to age 4 or longer.

Sweden started keeping children rear facing in 1965, a large percentage of Swedish children today sit rear facing in the front seat with airbag deactivated with fantastic results.

Research suggests children are safest when sitting in a rear - face position, so finding a seat that accommodates a longer period of time facing that direction is important.

On an airplane, all car seats must sit facing forward, even if your child rear - faces in your vehicle.

Some of these seats include panels that give your child more leg room so they can comfortably sit rear - facing for longer.

The Extend2Fit encourages your child to sit rear - facing as long as possible.

Most all in one car seats have extended rear facing which means your child can continue to sit in the safest position for longer.

All - in - one car seats are similar to convertible car seats in that children can sit rear - facing or forward - facing.

The Graco Extend2Fit car seat allows your child to sit rear - facing up to 50 pounds and forward - facing up to 65 pounds.

Some states, such as California, require that all children under 40 pounds sit rear facing.

Some of these seats include panels that give your child more leg room so they can comfortably sit rear - facing as long as possible.

Your child won't need to sit rear - facing, and then you'll need something to last them the rest of their car seat days.

Research suggests children are safest when sitting in a rear - facing position.

All - in - one car seats are similar to convertible car seats in that children can sit rear - facing or forward - facing with a five - point harness.

The seating arrangements allow two children to sit front - facing or rear - facing.

Even as they grow taller, most children will be able to comfortably sit rear - facing into their preschool years with this seat.

These are the only types of car seats that allow your child to sit rear - facing.

The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends children sit rear - facing until they are at least two years old and longer if at all possible.

This allows your child to sit rear - facing longer without becoming uncomfortable.

A child should sit rear facing for as long as possible.

A child who has been sitting rear facing since the beginning rarely complain.

Children who sit rear facing in a car seat cut the risk for death or injury dramatically.

Rear facing car seats are a Swedish invention and the Swedish children have been sitting in these car seats since the mid 1960's.

Rear facing is safe for babies because, your head will not be violently be pulled far from the chest, as it is the case with a forward facing, whereby, in case of a frontal crash and the child is seated in a rear facing position, it is cradled in their seat without any change in sitting positRear facing is safe for babies because, your head will not be violently be pulled far from the chest, as it is the case with a forward facing, whereby, in case of a frontal crash and the child is seated in a rear facing position, it is cradled in their seat without any change in sitting positrear facing position, it is cradled in their seat without any change in sitting position.

It is advisable, therefore, to let your child sit rear facing for as long as you can past the 2 year recommendation.