Sentences with phrase «in a rear facing seat»

This is important because this allows you to keep your child in a rear facing seat longer.

Where will the child put his legs in a rear facing seat at age four?

Of all accidents so our kids in rear facing seats safe.

Not sure what «neck issues» you are talking about, this is an issue with forward facing seats and doesn't really exist in rear facing seats.

Most of the forces in a collision in a rear facing seat are absorbed by the large back of the car seat.

A 2 year old in a rear facing seat would break their legs, and I was 14 before I hit 80 pounds.

It's very rare for a child to die or become injured in a rear facing seat.

Is there any study that show the numbers of survivors in rear facing seats with the speed of the crash, if it was a head on, or a side impact?

And you're probably going to have to freeze yourself out to try to get air to your poor babe in the rear facing seat.

I would like to see photos of actual children in the rear facing seats.

Do nt be stupid would you want to be in a rear facing seat at a adult who is old enough to drive a car too.

Forces on a harness in a rear facing seat are very low thanks to physics.

Children are more adequately protected when traveling in a rear facing child safety seat, so the best recommendation is to follow the manufacturer requirements for your particular seat, and keep your child in the rear facing seat as long as possible in your particular seat.

Most people know that an infant who is under 20 lbs and one year old needs to be in a rear facing car seat, but they may not know that the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends babies and toddlers to be in rear facing seats for as long as possible.

Infants in rear facing seats are directly in front of the airbags, so they are more likely to receive the full force of the airbags deployment.

You will be pleased to know that the Britax Boulevard Convertible Car Seat will safely support the tiniest of newborns starting at 5 lbs all the way up to 40 lbs in the rear facing seat.

What would have happened if Joel sat in a rear facing seat?

Harness in a rear facing seat is in general not very important and are not under lots of pressure.

It is a proven fact that children in a rear facing seat are 5 times more likely to survive.

Newborns will always start out in a rear facing seat, which is the safest and then will eventually move up to a «big kid» booster seat.

But this does not apply to children in rear facing seats.

Truth is, if the passenger air bag is deactivated, the front seat is actually safter for a child, assuming they are in a rear facing seat.

For the past 25 years there has been an aggressive campaign to convince parents kids are far safer in rear facing seats.