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When to Move from a High-Back Booster to a Backless Booster Age: 5 to 6 years old. Weight: at least 40 pounds. Height: 38 to 43 inches. Seat belt position: Sits across the collarbone when your child is in the booster seat. Demeanor: Can sit still without slouching or leaning forward or to the side.

How to Safely Match a Car Seat with Your Car Research the Car Seat in Person. Visit a Car Seat Check Event. Read the Instruction Manual. Make Sure You Understand Their Car's Installation. Be Mindful of Rear-Facing Seat Angles.

Fitting Your Child Correctly in the Car Seat Harness straps should lie flat, not twisted, and be placed through the slots located at or below your child's shoulders. Buckle the harness and the chest clip, and tighten until snug. The harness is snug enough when you cannot pinch any extra material at the shoulder.

All forward-facing car safety seats have tethers or tether connectors that fasten to these anchors. Nearly all passenger vehicles and all car safety seats made on or after September 1, 2002, are equipped to use LATCH. See vehicle owner's manual for highest weight of child allowed to use top tether.

Not all car seats fit in all vehicles. Make sure the car seat is the right fit for your vehicle (PDF, 1.77 MB). Test the car seat you plan to buy to make sure it fits well in your vehicle. Buy a car seat that can be installed and used correctly every time.

How to Safely Match a Car Seat with Your Car Research the Car Seat in Person. Visit a Car Seat Check Event. Read the Instruction Manual. Make Sure You Understand Their Car's Installation. Be Mindful of Rear-Facing Seat Angles.

Car seats can be used safely only for a defined period of time, typically 7 to 10 years. Think about it: Your car seat goes through a lot during its useful life. Your child sits in the seat hundreds of times, plus the temperatures inside our cars vary greatly with the seasons (from cold to hot and back again).