Toddler Car Seats & Booster Seats Toddler car seats and booster seats are vital to your child's safety. Parents want the best and the safest car seats for their child, but sometimes this varies by vehicle, car seat and child. You can however, choose the best car seat for your child.
Toddler car seats and booster seats are required by law. Many toddlers quickly get used to the idea and habit of being in a car seat. The transition from the toddler car seat to a booster seat can be a safe one. Booster seats are for children's safety who are in between car seats and seat belts. They are meant to be used with the lap or shoulder seat belt to provide a better seat belt fit. Many states now require booster seats for children up to age 6 and 60 pounds or even age 8 and 80 pounds. All of these toddler booster seats have shoulder belt guides that are wide to keep the belt from being pinched and introducing slack, which can be dangerous.
Some features that toddler car seats and booster seats have are nighttime reading lights, cupholders, storage bins, and pivoting armrests. This will help make them more comfortable while in the vehicle. Most car seats and booster seats are cleaned easily and even machine washable. Some are convertible to backless boosters with soft cushions to provide comfort for the toddler. Memory foam in the cushions is a great advantage for children that ride a lot in the car. An adjustable headrest is nice and maintains comfort as your child grows.
Consumers looking to purchase toddler car seats and booster seats can find and review ratings online from other parents that have bought before them. Some will tell all online, the good and the bad. The prices for a good car seat can range from very expensive to even reasonable. It is not a good idea to take a used car seat and reuse it. Seats can be damaged and not fit properly in the vehicle.
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If your child is under 4'9", they NEED a booster seat and should be riding in the rear seat. A booster seat is used for children who outgrow the convertible seat and are too small to use a seat belt (from approximately four years of age and/or 40 pounds).
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