Why Rear-Facing is Safest

How long should your child ride rear-facing in their infant car seat? As long as possible! When your rear-facing child is in a properly installed car seat and harnessed correctly, their head, brain, neck, and spine are best protected in a car crash. Read your car seat manufacturer's user manual to learn the maximum height, weight, and head height limits of your specific car seat. Max out those limits before you turn forward-facing. Long legs are never a concern when riding rear-facing.

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