The first version of any kind of car seat or child restraint was a little sack that hung over the headrest in the passenger ...

Most kids will need a booster seat until they are 10 to 12. Children under age 13 should ride in the back seat when possible. A no-back booster can be used in cars with headrests in the back seat. If ...

Heavy and wide seat Difficult to adjust headrest with a child in the seat Use of lap-belt positioner requires belt to be rethreaded with every use No minimum age requirement, which may prompt ...

The headrest is very difficult to adjust ... on which car seats could provide an additional margin of safety. All child seats sold in the United States are required to meet government safety ...

Children use a booster seat when they are too big for a car seat but not big enough for an adult seat belt. A no-back booster seat can be used in cars with headrests in the back seat. A high-back ...

While car seats already offer comfort ... Profiled backrest to correctly position child’s body • Adjustable backrest height • Headrest position indicator • Leather armrests ...

Impressively, it also has a 6-position recline and 10 headrest settings ... Most car seats, by comparison, don’t allow enough legroom when your child reaches the toddler stage and have to ...