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Target's Car Seat Trade-In Is Here! 8 Ways to Use Your 20% Off Circle Bonus
Got a car seat or two collecting dust? Great news: the annual Target Car Seat Trade-In event has begun! From now until ...
Most parents stop using car booster seats for kids too soon, study finds
Most parents are placing their kids in harms' way by moving them out of their car booster seat too soon, a new study warns.
Most parents are moving kids out of car booster seats too soon, report suggests
Most parents are placing their kids in harms' way by moving them out of their car booster seat too soon, a new study warns.
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Do You Know When It’s Safe for Your Child To Move Out of a Car Booster Seat?
"When you graduate a child to a different car seat or booster too soon, the child loses safety features and is exposed to ...
4 out of 5 parents moved their kids out of booster seats too soon, study finds
A recent study reveals that 4 out of 5 parents transition their children out of booster seats too early, raising safety ...
Most Parents Are Moving Kids Out of Car Booster Seats Too Soon
Experts recommend a safety belt fit test to determine when a child is ready to lose the booster seat: A child’s knees should ...
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Child Passenger Safety Week campaign urges use of correct car, booster seats
During Child Passenger Safety Week, the Ad Council and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) debuted a new campaign, “Love Protects,” in support of their larger ...
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4 out of 5 parents moved their kids out of booster seats too soon, study finds
Research from Ohio State University and Safe Kids Worldwide reveals that 4 out of 5 parents are moving their children out of booster seats too early. This study arrives during National Child ...
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NEW STUDY FINDS THAT 4 OUT OF 5 PARENTS MOVE CHILDREN OUT OF BOOSTER SEATS BEFORE THEY ARE READY
The report, Booster Seat Use ... in the right seat. - Check knees and feet. Your child's knees should bend at the edge of the seat when their back and bottom are against the vehicle seat back.