Babies & Toddlers:
More on Angle: Gravity-Based Indicators, Other Considerations
In the last two issues, SRN ran articles exploring CR angle situations of following the “level-to-ground” line and considering issues related to touching the back of the front vehicle seat.  During our research, we noted a handful of other interesting angle-related issues worth mentioning. Read more . . .

Another Angle on Recline Angles:  When the CR Touches the Front Vehicle Seatback
This article considers another issue related to rear-facing CR angle: things to consider when the top of the CR contacts the vehicle front seatback.  Read more . . .

Exploring Some Angles of the Angle Issue
In part one of this two part series, we look at how proper rear-facing angle is assessed, especially for older children.  Manufacturer-specific feedback on how to use “level to ground” lines on labels is included.  Read More... 

Keep Kids in Stages Longer, Says AAP
Keep kids rear facing to age 2— or until they have outgrown their CR by height or weight—is now the clear recommendation of the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP).  On March 21, the AAP announced its updated policy statement, along with a supporting technical report and considerable media coverage.
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Booster Seats:
Installing Multiple CRs and Boosters: When More Is Not Merrier
   As parents hear that the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and NHTSA recommend that children stay in CRs longer, the number of CRs that families will attempt to fit into any given vehicle also is likely to rise.
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