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Top tips for fitting a car seat correctly
Have your new restraint fitted by a professional the first time - this way, you know it will be done correctly and you can be taught how to fit it correctly yourself.
Check the straps and make sure that they're not twisted.
Check your car's manual and avoid installing a restraint where there is an airbag - this particularly important in the front passenger.
If you must install a car seat where there is an airbag, have the airbag deactivated.
The safest place to install a capsule or rearward-facing car seat is in the back seat behind the driver.
Make sure you keep the instruction manual for the restraint somewhere handy for reference - this is particularly important if you have a combination seat as you will have to change the fitting as your child grows.
Make sure that the buckle of the seatbelt that runs through the car seat is always clear of the frame of the car seat - this will remove possibility of it opening in the event of a collision.
IMPORTANT!
It's estimated that approximately 70 percent of all child restraints are not correctly fitted to the vehicle they are in.
Anchorage points
Car seats, capsules and some booster seats are fitted by using tether straps that attach to anchorage points in your car. If you can't find the anchorage points in your vehicle, contact the manufacturer for details.
The anchorage point in the car is usually a solid metal bolt or bracket that the tether strap can snap onto.
Getting some car seats to fit to anchorage points can require additional equipment - extra bolts, extension tether straps, anchorage adaptors - and for this reason, it's recommended that a professional fit your car seat, particularly if you are having difficulty following the manual's instructions.
Many new models of car have several anchorage points and so to select the best connection point, test the tether strap - it should always be firm once connected to the anchorage point.
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