Pets should be
kept in the car until the Doctor is ready to see them.
Not exact matches
1997 World Champion Jacques Villeneuve put
in some impressive performances and could have scored points or even podiums on a few occasions, but the
car just
kept letting him down; he didn't finish a race
until the 12th round of the season!
Safe Strategy: It's safe for your little ones to
keep them
in the rear - facing position
until the age of 4
in the
car.
There are some professional opinions that rear facing
car seats can be upgraded to front - facing seats when a kid turns one, but according the American Academy of Pediatrics it is recommended to
keep a child
in a rear - facing seat
until it becomes 2 years old.
While children should be placed
in a rear - facing
car seat
until at least age 1 and 20 pounds, the American Academy of Pediatrics now recommends parents
keep their children
in rear - facing seats
until age 2, or when they reach the maximum height and weight for their seat.
Thus, to avoid chances of injuries,
keep the child
in a booster seat
until he / she becomes 8 years old and can fit properly into the
car's safety belts.
But for now, I'll try to
keep them
in car seats
until they turn six or weigh 60 pounds since that's «technically» the law here
in California.
Follow your state
car seat laws, but where they are lacking (some states say it is okay to take kids out of a
car seat at age 4 or 5, for example), follow the recommendations of the AAP and
keep your kids
in a booster seat
until they are about 4» 9» tall.
I always suggest
keeping the bare minimum
in one bag for mom and dad and then leave the baby stuff
in the
car until after you have moved to the postpartum room.
Can be used
in the rear - facing position
until your child is 35 or 45 pounds, which can help parents meet
car seat guidelines to
keep kids rear - facing
until age two years
Keep your child who has outgrown his forward - facing
car seat
in a belt - positioning booster seat
until they are big enough to fit
in regular seat belts.
Finally,
keep your infant
in a rear - facing
car seat, whether that is an infant - only
car seat or a rear - facing convertible
car seat
until your baby is two years old.
The state of Minnesota suggests that compliance with
car seat safety law is a minimum safety standard and that parents should use best practices and
keep kids
in the back seat
until age 13.
And since there are many convertible seats and combination seats that allow you to use harness straps up
until your child is 40 pounds or more (the Britax Marathon can be used up to 65 pounds with a harness), you could
keep your child
in a
car seat with a harness strap a little longer with one of these seats.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration states that you should «
keep your child
in a forward - facing
car seat with a harness and tether
until he or she reaches the top height or weight limit allowed by your
car seat's manufacturer.
Therefore,
keep children rear - facing as long as possible,
in a forward - facing harness to the limit of the
car seat, and
in a booster seat
until the seatbelt fits.
A regular mid size
car will
keep a toddler or two rear facing
in he back seat
until age 4 or longer.
In a new policy published in the April 2011 issue of Pediatrics (published online March 21), the AAP advises parents to keep their toddlers in rear - facing car seats until age 2, or until they reach the maximum height and weight for their sea
In a new policy published
in the April 2011 issue of Pediatrics (published online March 21), the AAP advises parents to keep their toddlers in rear - facing car seats until age 2, or until they reach the maximum height and weight for their sea
in the April 2011 issue of Pediatrics (published online March 21), the AAP advises parents to
keep their toddlers
in rear - facing car seats until age 2, or until they reach the maximum height and weight for their sea
in rear - facing
car seats
until age 2, or
until they reach the maximum height and weight for their seat.
The American Academy of Pediatrics advises parents to
keep their toddlers
in rear - facing
car seats
until age 2, or
until they reach the maximum height and weight for their seat.
Keep your child rear - facing
in their
car seat
until at least 2 years old.
Experts recommend
keeping babies under 2
in a rear - facing seat
until they outgrow the
car seat manufacturer's height and weight limit.
Keep your child
in a forward - facing
car seat with a harness and tether
until he or she reaches the top height or weight limit allowed by your
car seat's manufacturer.
Requirements for Rear - Facing Seats Ultimately, you'll want to
keep your baby
in a rear - facing
car seat as long as possible, or at least up
until age 2.
Keeping infant seat
in car for my daughters baby doll
until new baby arrives.
Keep your baby safe
in your
car, too —
in a rear - facing
car seat
until he's 2.
But
until then, I'm glad I know how to
keep our kids safe
in their
car seats!
Synopsis: After his time
in prison, Jimmy Kilmartin (David Caruso)
keeps his head down and provides for his wife and kids,
until his cousin Ronnie (Michael Rapaport) ropes him into a large - scale
car heist that goes bad.
(For the record, I
kept it raised
until I was safely back
in my
car.)
The mood of the film and the tone of the character
keep us
in suspense on why this blasted
car is so important to Pearce, and it's not
until the final sequence that the mystery is solved.
Harry (Daniel Radcliffe, getting too old for the role) is
kept prisoner
in his unctuous uncle's home
until his friend Ron (Rupert Grint, frankly terrible) breaks him out with a flying
car to spirit him away to the Hogwarts School, where, over the course of seven years, youngsters with magical ability study to become witches and warlocks.
It might be a kit that people
keep in their
cars or at school to use
until they can get help.
Unless of course you're owning a valuable classic or performance
car,
in which case it probably deserves a complete strip down and sills replaced with new ones... for a Focus, my advice is either sell it now or
keep it
until it fails MOT and get something newer.
And the game starts
in pre-season testing, continues through all of the races before Le Mans, where no one ever shows their
car's full potential, and
keeps going
until everyone arrives
in France.
It not only
keeps you
in line
in any traffic at any speed, it also will actually steer the
car like autopilot for short, extended periods of time,
until it asks you to grab the wheel.
All
cars ar... e
kept inside
in a warehouse so
cars are not exposed to the weather
until you buy it.
this is particularly important this time of year,
in the winter months, some people will literally
keep on driving
until their
car simply stops!
That's
until we start hearing a banging noise or make a true effort to
keep the
car in a straight line.
Since This Date The
Car Has Been Owned By Three UK Residents With The Last Acquiring The
Car In The March Of 2000 And Had
Kept It
In His Personal Ownership
Until We Had The Opportunity To Purchase It For Our Interesting And Diverse Vehicle Inventory.
Though I did not buy the
car the first day that I visited the dealership, Faris checked back with me daily to
keep me
in touch
until we got a deal squared away.
In other words, we're dealing with a regular facelift created with one thought in mind: keep the car fresh until the next - generation model arrive
In other words, we're dealing with a regular facelift created with one thought
in mind: keep the car fresh until the next - generation model arrive
in mind:
keep the
car fresh
until the next - generation model arrives.
A new «Grade Logic» electronic control system for the automatic transmission prevented the gearbox from «hunting» (the annoying tendency for some automatics to cycle back and forth between two gears while ascending a hill) and instead would
keep the
car in the lower gear
until the grade leveled off.
previous owner
kept car in garage up
until purchased and used as regular driver for myself.
Well this new feature works as this, you will activate your cruise control as normal and the
car will start cruising but if a
car comes
in front you, the Genesis will
keep a distance, meaning it will brake for you and if the
car in front comes to a complete stop and then moves forward the Genesis will auto restart the speed
until it reaches the speed you setup before.
The previous Camaro Z / 28 hit the market as the baddest modern - day muscle
car available
in dealerships and it
kept its crown for a couple of years
until Ford unleashed the Shelby GT350R.
It'll outrun both of those
cars to 60 miles per hour, too, doing the deed
in just 3.5 seconds, and will
keep on trucking right up
until aerodynamics slow the fun down at 180 mph.
Carroll Shelby was, apparently, quite taken with the
car when he saw it, as he purchased it from Mr. Johnson and
kept it
in his care right up
until it was put on display at Shelby Automobiles
in Las Vegas
in 2008.
The chassis» multi-link setup on the rear makes the i30 predictable and somewhat fun, that's
until you have to point the
car's nose
in a sharp corner and find out it can't
keep up, falling prey to understeering.
The
car's ergonomics are conventionally sensible, although information displayed
in the instrument binnacle can
keep your eyes wandering
until you learn what it all means.
During Mr. Schroll's tenure, the
car was displayed as a painted rolling chassis at the 1976 SAAC - 1 meeting
in Oakland, CA, and he
kept it
in storage
until 1998.
Lexus is
keeping details under wraps
until the
car's official debut at the Beijing Auto Show next week, but this revealing photo released by the automaker shows the new midsize sedan
in all its glory.