January 5, 2007, Newsletter Issue #47: Evenflo Baby Products
Tip of the Week
Traveling safe is the ultimate goal of any baby car seat or child booster seat. Companies such as Evenflo, provide guides for parents regarding the right time for baby to graduate to the next step in car seats. Fire stations, police stations or even hospitals also provide information on what age and size a child should be when transitioning into the next stage.
Keep in mind the following guidelines: Until a baby reaches 20 pounds and one year of age, she must be in a rear facing car seat; always remember that the middle of the back seat is the safest place to let baby ride; once a child reaches about 40 pounds, it may be time to graduate into a booster seat.
Research local state laws dictating weights, height and age requirements regarding car seats or booster seats to ensure safety for baby when traveling.
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