Sentences with phrase «stable child seat»

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This swing seat comes with a locking safety t - bar and four ropes to hold it in place and keep it stable when your child is seated in it.

If you choose the modified toilet seat, consider getting a stepping stool so that your child can reach the seat comfortably and feel stable and supported while having a bowel movement.

B - Ready is very stable and will not tip over even with a heavy child climbing into a 2nd smaller seat.

The removable toilet seat has handles on the side that help the child from remaining stable on the seat without a problem.

The GrippySafe Anti-Slip ring is a technology that makes the seat more stable than other and it grips to the bowl easily and does not move while your child is using it.

Easy to maneuver and extremely stable, it also features adjustable 2 - way seating, a footrest that grows with the child, and 2 - wheel mode to carry up and down the stairs.

B - Ready is quite stable and it doesn't tip over even with a heavy child trying to climb into the second smaller seat.

When placed over any standard toilet seat, Pack n» Potty provides a stable sitting area for a child with a full barrier from toilet surfaces; making potty time stress - free for the child and caregiver.

Pack «n Potty is a stylish, lightweight tote that transforms in seconds into a sanitary toilet seat cover which is attached to a stable potty seat sized for a child.

You will definitely need to make sure that your child fits this product though, as its seat is not nearly as comfortable or stable as its competitors.

When placed over any standard toilet seat, Pack n» Potty provides a stable sitting area for a child with a full barrier from toilet surfaces.

When placed over any standard toilet seat, Pack n» Potty provides a stable sitting area for a child with a full barrier from toilet surfaces; making potty time stress - free.

Convertible car seats have impact absorbing foam and headrests that keep your child stable and secure in the event of the sudden stop.

The seat belt buckles in all three rows are on stable bases and easy for young children in booster seats with limited dexterity to buckle on their own.

The seat belt buckles in the outboard seats of the second row, where children in booster seats would be likely to sit, are on stable bases, making them easy for young children to operate on their own.

When test dummies fitted with sensors were strapped into seating systems designed for three year old and one and a half year old children, reassuringly at the moment of impact these «children» were all registered as maintaining stable positions with minimal head movements.