childseats
Child seats, or child car seats, are restraint systems designed to protect young passengers in motor vehicles. They come in sizes and configurations matched to a child’s age, weight, and height, with the goal of positioning the body and distributing crash forces safely.
Common types include infant seats that are rear-facing, convertible seats that can operate rear-facing or forward-facing,
Most seats install with vehicle belts or with lower anchors (LATCH/ISOFIX). Tight, correct installation is essential;
Safety standards and regulations vary by country. In the United States, seats must meet FMVSS 213; in
General guidelines suggest keeping infants rear-facing as long as possible, then transitioning to forward-facing with a