seat belt

Accidental Unbuckling?

Posted on February 19, 2018April 20, 2018 by SuperCarSeatGeek

Sometimes there are situations where it’s easy for a car seat to accidentally become unbuckled. This is especially true in tight 3-across configurations when a booster/seat belt passenger sits adjacent to the harnessed seat. One low-risk, inexpensive way to prevent this from happening is to use a silicone cupcake liner (or a paper cup) to cover the buckle release button.

High Back Boosters: Level Up

Posted on March 31, 2015July 9, 2018 by SuperCarSeatGeek

Do you have an older child who's now in a high back booster? Did you know that the way that the seat belt is routed through the booster is essential to how it functions in the event of a crash? Make sure that the seat back is adjusted so that the shoulder belt is coming from above the child's shoulders. — Do you have an older child who’s now in a high back booster? Did you know that the way that the seat belt is routed through the booster is essential to how it functions in the event of a crash?
Make sure that the seat back is adjusted so that the shoulder belt is coming from above the child’s shoulders.

High Back Booster: Fit Check

Posted on July 1, 2014July 9, 2018 by SuperCarSeatGeek

This is how a seat belt should fit a child in a high back booster. (Some boosters also require the presence of a vehicle head restraint behind them.)