Stella is about to turn seven, making her legally able to sit in the front seat, but she won't be graduating out of her booster seat any time soon.
Rear-facing as long as possible. Use height/length to determine when to change restraintsForward-facing with in-built harness for as long as possible. Use height to determine when to move into booster seatBooster seat until child is 145cm or taller and can pass the five-step safety test"We moved here from New York City where the law to sit in the front seat is 13.
"Most of the injuries we see are where a child hasn't been restrained at all, and then obviously awful things happen," Professor Kimble said. "As a result, we see more injuries to the neck in kids and we see more abdominal injuries because the sash belt will act like a cheese wire," Professor Kimble said.
Danielle McFall-Weiss says she was shocked to learn her daughter Stella could legally sit in the front seat from age seven.
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