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Forward-facing safety seat with harness: Many car seats can hold children up to 60 pounds or more. When the child exceeds the limit, then it is best to move them into a belt-positioning booster seat.

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Always follow instructions. Each car seat model has specific guidelines that need to be followed to ensure safety. Keep your car seat rear-facing for as long as possible.

Car seat shopping is no easy task, especially nowadays as the prices continue to rise. As tempting as it is to go looking for a new and cheaper one in your neighborhood, it’s also a huge risk.

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Booster seats reduce the risk of injury during car crashes for children ages 4-8 by nearly 50%. But many parents allow their children to stop using them too early, a new study shows. Safety ...