Reviews of Baby Car Seats

Child car seat laws will vary from state to state, but almost all of them require a child or infant to be strapped in one when a vehicle is in motion.  Depending on the age, height, and weight of your child, you should also purchase the car seat accordingly.  For example, there is a big distinction between a booster seat for a 3 year old and a car seat for an infant.  The belts will settle across the seats and the child in different ways, so making a decision based on the effectiveness and actual safety the seat provides is important.  In addition, the Federal Aviation Administration suggests that children use a car seat on an airplane until they are 4 years old.