– Can reduce the secondary movement of the car seat, called rebound, during a crash – Helps limit the car seat movement and your child inside it – May also limit the side-to-side rotation of the car seat in a side-impact collision
A load leg is a metal “leg” that comes down from an infant car seat base and goes to the vehicle floor. It is used to reduce crash forces on baby’s head/neck/spine in the event of a...
Most all harnessed car seats have a way to adjust the shoulder strap height. On a no-rethread harness, the headrest can be moved up and down to adjust. The straps are manually routed through the desired slot on a rethread...
Car seats that are Federal Aviation Administration Approved will have a sticker on the seat itself with red lettering noting that it is safe to use on an airplane seat.
Car seats that are Federal Aviation Administration Approved will have a sticker on the seat itself with red lettering noting that it is safe to use on an airplane seat.
