At What Age Can a Baby Sit in a Car Seat?

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Infants can only sit up completely by the age of seven months, which means they can use a car seat only after seven months. A car safety seat is a seat attached to the car seat, designed with ergonomic features that match the child's body shape, providing a sense of security and being surrounded. Below is an introduction to child safety seats: 1. A car child safety seat, also known as a Child Restraint System (CRS), is a seat specifically designed for children of different ages, installed in a car to effectively improve the safety of children while traveling. 2. According to European regulation ECE-R44/03, a child safety seat is defined as: a child safety protection system that can be fixed to a motor vehicle, consisting of safety belt assemblies with buckles or flexible components, adjustment mechanisms, accessories, etc., and may include additional devices such as portable cribs, infant carriers, auxiliary seats, or collision protectors. 3. In the event of a car collision or sudden deceleration, it can reduce the impact force on children and limit their body movement to minimize injuries, ensuring the safety of children during travel.