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When it's time to move to a booster, you can use it as a high back belt - positioning booster for kids 30 — 100 pounds and eventually as a backless belt - positioning booster for kids 40 — 120 pounds.

Can be used rear facing, forward facing, or as a belt - positioning booster.

Hold off on using booster seats without belts, such as the plastic cube - shaped seats you often see in restaurants, until your child's about 36 months old.

While some children might be the right size, age and maturity for a belt - positioning booster seat, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) recommends riding in a 5 - point harness as long as possible and, therefore, a Combination / Harness -2-Booster seat might be a better option.

Once kids reach the 40 - pound mark, the seat can then be used as a belt - positioning booster.

For example, children who are as young as 6 or are at least 60 pounds may use an adult seat belt without a booster seat in Arkansas.

Once your child meets the height and weight limits of the seat, you can then use your combination seat as a booster seat until your older child is 57 inches tall seat belts fit well.

That being said, maturity and the child's ability to stay sitting correctly without moving the seat belt is just as important as age or size when deciding to transition to a booster.

Britax Pioneer G1.1 Harness -2-Booster Car Seat is for children 2 + years whose weight is 25 - 70 pounds or as a belt - positioning booster for older kids weighs up to 40 - 110 pounds.

Frontier ClickTight Harness -2-Booster Car Seat from Britax worked as a harness car seat for children weight of 25 - 90 pounds or as a belt - positioning booster for older kids 40 - 120 pounds.

The harness booster will be dried - up to 65 lbs, and as your baby continues to grow, the Nautilus will too, transitioning into a High back belt positioning booster which might be used from thirty — 100 lbs, and eventually into a low - cut belt positioning booster for a cushty work from forty to a hundred lbs.

Combination seats can be used as a forward - facing car seat with harness straps until your child reaches the harness strap height and weight limits when it can then become a belt - positioning booster seat.

Still, for convenience, you may want to check your child's booster seat as baggage since the FAA says that children big enough for a booster can be properly restrained with the aircraft's seat belt.

Booster seats help you lift the child higher to fit in the car's seat belts as opposed to the safety seat straps.

Once your child's shoulders come to within 1 cm of the upper belt guide, remove the backrest to continue using the Monterey as a backless booster.

Travel note: As with most booster seats, the Chicco KidFit is not FAA approved, since it must be used with a shoulder belt and planes have only lap belts.

To install this booster in your vehicle, all you need to do is simply put it on the seat and use your car's belt system as a guide to keep it in place.

Your big kid will be protected with the belt positioning booster as well as feel safe with the addition of a back harness that will help them stay comfortable in their seats.

As a booster, the high back and shoulder belt positioner helps you adjust the seat belt to the safest position for a booster seat rider.

A 3 - in - 1 can be set up rear - facing for your baby, forward - facing when your child is old enough and big enough, and eventually as a booster seat, which lifts him so he can safely wear the vehicle's seat belt.

as well as a belt - positioning, high - back booster seat up to 120 lbs.

«Based this new analysis of a decade's worth of data on children involved in crashes, policymakers, pediatricians and health educators should continue to recommend as best practice the use of belt - positioning booster seats once a child outgrows a harnessed based child restraint until he / she is at least 8 years of age,» says Dennis Durbin, MD, MSCE, co-scientific director of The Center for Injury Research and Prevention and study co-author.

Manufactured from the same soft material as the Bumbo Floor Seat, the ergonomically design Bumbo Booster seat ensures your child's comfort, while the restraint belt and attachment straps ensure your child's safety.

Always anchor the car seat / booster seat to the car using the seat belt exactly as directed by the car seat / booster seat manufacturer.

A 2009 study conducted as part of Partners for Child Passenger Safety found that kids between 4 and 8 were 45 percent less likely to sustain moderate to serious injuries in crashes when they were restrained in high - back or backless booster seats to lap - and - shoulder seat belts alone — and this reduction in injury risk went up to 67 percent for kids in post-1998 car models.

Our top picks for belt - positioning boosters faired well: the Graco TurboBooster was named a «good bet» as a high back booster and «best bet» as a backless booster.

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Booster seats require the use of your vehicle's seat belts as opposed to the internal five - point harness found in convertible or infant seats.

The Frontier ClickTight, Pinnacle ClickTight, and Pioneer Harness -2-Booster seats as well as the Parkway SGL and Parkway SG belt - positioning boosters all achieved the rating of «Best Bet.»

Combination seats: These seats may be used rear facing at first and then forward facing with either a harness or seat belt (as a high back booster or belt positioning booster).

As a belt positioning booster, it can accommodate a weight capacity of between 30 — 100 lbs.

The Graco Nautilus allows LATCH system to be used in high back booster mode, but it can not be used in backless mode as the LATCH strap is straight through the belt path in the high back position.

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However, as a backless booster it lacks the better shoulder belt fit, side protection, and comfort of a highback booster.

Other features include easy - to - use vehicle belt guides, reclining seat, and removable backrest for use as a backless booster.

As a backless booster, it lacks the better shoulder belt fit, side protection, and comfort of a highback booster.

As of January 2018, the Institute had belt fit ratings for 143 current booster seat models.

Nine boosters were GOOD BETs and would provide good belt fit in almost as many passenger vehicles.

In addition to all these, it also comes equipped with hazard warning switch, impact cushioning crumple zones, booster assisted brakes, seat belts for all occupants and central high mount stop lamp as well, which further increases the level of protection.

Combination seats typically are designed for use as forward - facing restraints and then as belt - positioning boosters once children have reached the weight limit of the harness.

The Institute continues to advise consumers to avoid using them as boosters because they don't provide proper belt fit.

They can be converted to highback boosters by removing the harness and using lap and shoulder belts as restraints.

A child under the age of 8 and a height of 57 inches shall be secured as described in (a) or (b) until they reach the upper limits of the rear - facing or forwardfacing seat, then in a belt positioning booster seat.