Rear Facing Car Seats
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Study of Rear-End Crashes Finds Head Injuries from Rear-Facing Child Seats
A new study showing the potential for children in rear-facing car seats to hit their heads during rear-end crashes worries some safety experts, who say they're concerned it will wrongly discourage parents from keeping children in the safest rear-facing position.
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Children to be kept in rear-facing car seats till 2 years
Children are best kept in rear-facing car seats until age two or until they have reached the height and weight maximums set by the car seat manufacturer.
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Study of Rear-End Crashes Finds Head Injuries from Rear-Facing Child Seats
A new study showing the potential for children in rear-facing car seats to hit their heads during rear-end crashes worries some safety experts, who say they're concerned it will wrongly discourage parents from keeping children in the safest rear-facing position.
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Children to be kept in rear-facing car seats till 2 years
Children are best kept in rear-facing car seats until age two or until they have reached the height and weight maximums set by the car seat manufacturer.
