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Ready to move out of a booster?

Did you know? In Australia, ensuring the safety of our children on the road is a top priority. However, there are common misconceptions regarding when children should transition out of booster seats. Let's delve into the facts and ensure every child travels safely.

Why Your Child Needs A Booster Seat

Many parents believe that by age 8, their child no longer needs a booster seat. However, studies show that improper seatbelt fit can cause serious injuries in crashes. Booster seats ensure the seatbelt fits correctly, reducing the risk of injury by 45% for children aged 4-12. It’s perfectly normal – and safer – for children to use booster seats until 10 or 11 years old.

Are your child are 145 cm tall? then you need to check the 3b's!

1

BODY

Can your child sit with their back against rhe seat and their knees bent over the edge of the seat base?

2

BELT

Is the lap belt on their hips and the sash sitting nicely on their shoulder?

3

BEHAVIOR

*Always use your child seat to it’s MAXIMUM limits, for your child’s sake.

Many children don’t grow out of their current booster until 11 or 12 years old. Always use your current child seat to its maximum limits before progressing