A 3-in-1 car seat is used rear-facing and forward-facing with the 5-point harness, and then later converted to a booster seat when the harness is removed and replaced with the vehicle lap and shoulder [..]

Part of a detachable base or car seat that can be raised or lowered to allow a rear-facing car seat to be installed at the correct recline angle.

As the name implies, there are no federal standards for these products. Some examples are infant head positioning pads, shoulder belt positioning pads and shoulder belt positioning devices. Only acces [..]

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) requires all car seats that can be used in the rear-facing position to have a warning label about the dangers of using the car seat on a vehicle [..]

Seats that can be used rear-facing provide a way to identify the manufacturer’s recommended angle for proper use. The recline angle enables a young child under two years of age to keep an open airway. [..]

A regulated car seat without a harness that raises the child so the required adult lap and shoulder seat belt fits over the child correctly. Backless booster seats often come with a detachable shoulde [..]

A regulated car seat without a harness that raises the child so the required adult lap and shoulder seat belt fits over the child correctly. This is not recommended for use until children outgrow car [..]

The mechanism of the vehicle seat belt or car seat that is used to fasten the seat belt or harness straps. The latchplate fits (clicks) into the buckle.

Car beds are designed for babies who must travel laying down. The use of a car bed should be reserved for babies who demonstrate a medical necessity.

A regulated product that enables a child who is too small and/or immature safely to use the adult seat belt system in a moving vehicle. There are three main styles: rear-facing, forward-facing and boo [..]