Here are the updated car seat laws for 2019 and other state's attempts at changing the law but did not pass. Look out for those perhaps changing in upcoming legislature sessions. Remember the state...
Yes, in as much as the American Academy of Pediatrics is now recommending that babies should remain rear-facing until they reach the maximum height and weight allowed by the car seat manufacturer. Previously their...
The past few years have brought a lot of updates to car seat laws. Here are the car seat law changes for 2018. We also share some states that attempted change but the...
Six more states made updates to their child restraint laws this year. Some extended the rear facing requirements to the American Academy of Pediatrics' recommendation of keeping children rear facing up to age...
While child passenger safety technicians and the American Academy of Pediatrics has long been recommending that parents keep their children rear-facing past age one, more states are finally changing their laws to require...
Kentucky, New Jersey and Oklahoma made updates to their Child Restraint Laws recently. Here we'll explain the updates in normal language, instead of legalese. Kentucky House Bill 315 amends KRS 189.125 for the "booster age" child....
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After all 3 out of 4 of all car seats are being used incorrectly and 93% of newborns are in their car seats with critical errors. Learn how to fix the most common car seat mistakes with this report.
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