Tips for Children

• Secure all children under the age of 13 in a rear seat.
• Infants and young children need the protection of a properly installed child restraint or booster seat.
• Never put a rear-facing child restraint seat in the front vehicle seat as it can cause serious injury or death in the event of an accident and the deployment of the air bag.
• It is best to install a forward-facing child restraint seat in rear vehicle seats. If this isn't possible for your vehicle, then carefully read your Owner's Manual to understand how to best install a forward-facing restraint in the front vehicle seat.

• LATCH System helps simplify the installation of child restraint seats.
• Compatible with both forward- and rear-facing child seats.

• Should be used if a child weighs between 80 and 100 pounds and is less than 4'10'' in height.
• Only use a backless booster seat if your car's seatback is higher than your child's ear and has a head restraint. Otherwise, use a high-back booster seat.
• You should also check your state law mandates on booster seats for complete details of usage.