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From tests and accident reports it has been proven and demonstrated that the proper use of child safety seats is very important. Infants and young children with a defective car seat can be severely injured in auto accidents. Being ejected or hitting the interior of the vehicle can result in serious injury or death due to a defective car seat.

The standard seat belt and seat back configuration for most vehicles is designed for an adult and may actually do more harm than good. In front impact collisions, a child may slide down and forward in the seat, potentially causing injuries to the neck or head. In rear end accidents, a child may slide up and backwards out of adult restraints and be ejected out the back of the vehicle. Because of this, it is essential to use child car seats, and to watch out for a defective car seat.

A child safety seat can come in lots of sizes and configurations. An infant car seat (for a baby less than one year old or less than twenty pounds) should always be placed in the back seat, facing the rear. The child restraints built into the seat should be snug enough that an adult can only fit one finger between the baby and harness. Rear-facing car seats should never be placed in front of an activated airbag. If deployed, an airbag could hit a child safety seat with sufficient force to cause injury.

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