Designed for toddlers, usually over 30 pounds. A shield booster seat Always remember . . . Never hold a child in your lap while riding in either the front or back seat. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions for correct installation. The center rear seat is the safest place in the car - furthest point of impact from each side vehicle.
Infants face backward, toddlers face forward.
Always use the car's seat belt to anchor the seat to the car. All front seat passengers must use a seat belt in New Jersey. It's the law. Studies show that when children are correctly buckled up, they are better behaved, feel more secure, fall asleep sooner and are less likely to be injured in the car. Put your child in a car seat every time you travel - even on short trips.