Child Safety Seats Age Limit. National child restraint laws. The american academy of pediatrics aap recommend that all children under the age of 13 sit.
Check the car seat manual and labels on the car seat for weight and height limits. The american academy of pediatrics aap recommend that all children under the age of 13 sit. Children up to the age of six months must be secured in an approved rearward facing restraint.
In alaska however you have to use a booster seat for children aged between four and eight who weigh up to 65 pounds and are up to 4 9 in height.
Some seats in this group can be used both rear or forward facing. According to the regulation un r129 i size children must remain rear facing for at least 15 months but we at besafe recommend to keep your child rear facing until at least 4 years of age preferably longer. It is important to know that you should never use a car seat that is more than six years old has been involved in an accident is missing parts or is not labeled with a manufacture date and model number. For the best possible protection infants and toddlers should be buckled in a rear facing car seat in the back seat until they reach the maximum weight and height limits of their car seat.