STEP-BY-STEP
To show where the harness should sit on children in rear-facing car seats and
STEP-BY-STEP
To show where the harness should sit on children in forward-facing car seats
STEP-BY-STEP
From 10 – 12 years of age* to check if a child is ready to move out of a restraint and onto the seat of the car.
Our Step by Step guides show in easy to follow steps how to correctly use a restraint once it is installed in the car. Correct daily use ensures children are traveling safely every trip with a correctly adjusted and tightened harness. These are great for Grandparents or other people who use the car seats when you’re not there to help. Pop in to Kidsafe for a hard copy to be stored with the car seat for quick access.
If their chin is touching their chest, this could potentially block their airway. We want to stop their head from tilting too far forward. It is safest when there is a gap between their chin and chest, or a small double chin touching their chest (baby skin fold).
Keep, read and follow the instruction manual to ensure correct and safe use of the car seat. Their shoulders must be above this line to legally and safely be forward-facing.
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