According to a news release by State Farm, nearly one-fifth of U.S. parents (guys, thats 20% of you) didnt use a child restraint at some point in their childs life. Why is that so alarming? A carseat or belt-positioning booster is a device that, when used properly,...
The Journal of Pediatrics recently released an interesting study examining whether geography made a difference in children deaths from vehicle crashes. It stated things we already know: unintentional injury is the leading cause of child death in the US and vehicle...
The Bin the Booster campaign is British Britaxs gift to the internet, much like Gracos buckle recallit keeps popping up in peoples feeds causing unnecessary panic and bewilderment on this side of the pond. In a simple crash test video, Britax compares a backless...
Hi Brianna, special needs seats are best recommended by a local technician with special needs training who can assess your specific situation. You can use the Safe Kids search system for technicians, and check the “Special Needs” box under the “Extra Training” section: https://cert.safekids.org/get-car-seat-checked
That said, the Merritt Roosevelt is a popular model that is used for many situations, but there are other products that may be more suitable for specific issues. http://www.merrittcarseat.com/rooseveltcarseat/