Rear-facing Child Seat
A rear-facing child seat holds a baby or young child facing the back of the car, which protects the head and neck in a frontal crash.
What is Rear-facing Child Seat?
Safety experts recommend rear-facing travel for as long as possible. Many seats fit with ISOFIX or the seat belt. i-Size rules require rear-facing travel up to at least 15 months.
How it works
In a frontal crash the seat shell supports the whole back, head and neck.
Why it matters for your car
Never place a rear-facing seat in front of an active front airbag. Follow the seat and vehicle manuals for installation.
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