Your child may need a forward facing car seat with a harness that has a higher weight or height limit before moving to a booster seat. Use this seat for as long as possible up to the highest weight or height allowed on the seats label. That can be anywhere from 60 to 100 pounds 272 to 454kg depending on. In this state all children who weigh less than 80 pounds or are under eight years of age need to be in a booster seat or appropriate car seat. Children between the ages of 3 and 4 who are at least 40 pounds are good candidates for booster seats as long as the lap and shoulder belt fits properly when the child is seatedthe child should be able to sit comfortably for the entire trip without altering his position by sitting on his knees or leaning forward. The state also recommends that they stay in a booster seat until they are 100 pounds in weight or 49 in height although this is not mandatory.
Use a forward facing car seat until at least age 4 and until your child reaches the height or weight limit of their seat. I went poking around various websites and found some all in one seats that could be used all the way up until your child reaches. Have exceeded the height or weight limits on their harnessed car seat ideally be at least age 5 even though many boosters start at age 4 weigh at least 40 pounds even though there are a few boosters that start at 30 pounds many convertible and harness to booster car seats have harnesses rated to hold kids up to 65 pounds. When it comes to convertible car seats the weight and height restrictions will vary greatly. If your childs weight reaches the limit when using the lower attachments you will need to switch from using lower attachments and top tether to using a seat belt with top tether. While many convertible car seats will accommodate up to 65 pounds some will go even further as theyre considered all in one seats.
Gallery of Height And Weight To Switch To Booster Seat
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