What you need to know. Rear-facing car seats have been thoroughly tested and proven to significantly reduce infant injuries and fatalities during front and side crashes, but what happens when the ...

The AAP is recommending children remain in rear-facing seats until age 4. Children should stay in rear-facing car seats as long as possible to protect their developing heads, necks and spines in ...

The updated guidelines say that children should ride in rear-facing car seats until they reach the height or weight limit for the seat. Previous guidance said that children should ride in rear ...

For an affordable and easy-to-use convertible car seat for toddlers and preschoolers, we recommend traveling with the Cosco Scenera Next, which fits kids up to 40 inches tall for rear-facing or 43 ...

A Swedish professor, Bertil Aldman was inspired by the astronauts traveling in space, and he developed the first rear-facing car seat for toddlers. Now, using the type of baby seat also varies ...

The best toddler car seats are easy to install, comfortable and have extra features toddlers appreciate, like cupholders and leg support. Extended rear-facing is also a major plus—the American ...

Learn more. A recently released study on rear-facing child car seats may inadvertently be sending the wrong message to parents. The study's results, while meaningful to improving the overall ...

When you are about to get into your car and your six-month old infant yells"shotgun," don't oblige. The front seat is not for a child that young. Instead, he or she should be in a rear-facing car ...

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Kids should ride in rear-facing car safety seats until they reach the highest height and weight their seat can hold, a leading pediatricians’ group now says. The previous advice from the ...