Either way, you'll end up with a toddler booster seat when your kid gets older. The anchoring system consists of a metal bar mounted between a vehicle's rear seatback and cushion, as well as latches on car seats that attach onto the bars. This system was devised to prevent car seats from being installed incorrectly. Some automakers and car-seat manufacturers are already offering this system. Consumer Guide points out that the Safe Embrace was the first car seat to offer a built-in tether, and it passed crash tests with flying colors.
Reviewers also like the padded seat and pillows for more head comfort and protection.
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