Researchers at the Good Housekeeping Institute recently tested a device that will tighten the seat belt holding the car seat. The Mighty Tite is a seatbelt tightening system. It fits over your current seatbelts and helps you to tighten or anchor child safety seats more securely. Another advancement in car safety seats is the use of universal latching systems that take the guesswork out of installation. Cars have to have latching points, anchoring points, for these seats to fit.
Many cars have that currently.
Good Housekeeping researchers said that no matter what kind of seat you use, make sure it does not move more than an inch in any direction. Most states require children under 4 years old to be in a car seat. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. Information about our privacy policy, terms of use .