What to look for in a safe seatbelt fit in a highback or backless booster seat: always read and follow your booster seat and vehicle owner’s manuals! Look for the lap belt to be low on the hips, touching the tops of the thighs, and the shoulder belt to be centered on their shoulder and making contact with their collarbone. #cpst #childpassengersafetytech #childpassengersafetytechnician #childpassengersafety #childpassengersafetytok #boosterseat #boosterseatsafety #boostersareforbigkids #seatbelt

How to Reset Your Infant Car Seat for a Newborn: Step-by-Step Guide

Normalize booster use in big kids and even tweens until the seatbelt fits safely! Kids should be at least 57in (that’s 4’9”) AND pass the 5-Step Test for a safe seatbelt fit before they stop using a booster: -Lap belt low on the hips, touching the tops of the thighs -Shoulder belt between the neck and the end of the shoulder (not on the neck or face) -Lower back/bum all the way against the vehicle seatback -Knees bent comfortably at the edge of the seat -Can sit this way for the entire ride! #cp