Until What Age Should Children Use Safety Seats?

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LaBrayden
07/29/25 7:06pm
Generally, children should use safety seats until they are 12 years old. Below is relevant information about safety seats: 1. Classification: European standard ISOFIX fixing method, American standard LATCH fixing method, and seat belt fixing method. 2. Working principle: Safety seats adopt ergonomic designs that match children's body shapes, fully accommodating the physiological characteristics of children of different ages, ensuring exceptional comfort. They are simple and convenient to install; even parents who are using child safety seats for the first time can easily install them properly within minutes. The straightforward buckles and adjustable straps allow for adjustments according to the child's growth characteristics at any time, providing great convenience. Various models of child safety seats offer tailored services to meet different needs, allowing users to choose the most suitable style based on their requirements.
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