Rebornne Baby. American Baby
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Find out which car seat or booster
is right for your child, based on your child's age, weight, and
size. More than half of car seats are installed incorrectly, risking
children's lives. Make sure yours is doing its job.
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QUIZ:
What's Your Car Seat Safety
IQ?
Your child's car seat can be a lifesaving device. Have you taken the
time to make sure that you're using it correctly? Take our quiz and
find out!
Your child's
car seat can be a lifesaving device. Have you taken the time to make
sure that you're using it correctly? Take our quiz and find out!
1. True or false: A 1-year-old baby should be in a forward-facing
car seat.
True
False
2. What determines when a child can begin to use an adult seat belt?
Age
Weight
Height
3. True or false: It's perfectly safe to borrow or buy a used car
seat.
True
False
4. Car accidents
will most likely occur:
On highways
On local streets near home
5. True or false: A car seat should be angled no more than 45 degrees
from horizontal.
True
False
6. True or false: All car safety seats are made to fit into all vehicles.
True
False
7. True or false:
If your car seat is recalled, you should stop using it immediately
and move the child to a seat belt until you buy a new seat.
True
False
8. Which of the following harness styles is safest for an infant?
Five-point harness
T-shield harness
Tray-shield harness
9. True or false: Your child can still use a booster seat if there
are no shoulder belts in the backseat.
True
False
10. True or false:
You can put a rear-facing car seat in the passenger seat if it has
airbags.
True
False
11. True or false: Door-mounted seat belts can be used to anchor child
restraints.
True
False
Your
should know:
The
information on this Web site is designed for educational purposes
only. It is not intended to be a substitute for informed medical
advice or care. You should not use this information to diagnose
or treat any health problems or illnesses without consulting your
pediatrician or family doctor. Please consult a doctor with any
questions or concerns you might have regarding your or your child's
condition.
