>American Academy of Pediatrics Says Rear-facing Until Age 2 in New Policy Statement Published 3/21/11

Posted by thecarseatlady on March 21, 2011 · 2 Comments 

>

Alisa Baer, MD – Pediatrician & The Car Seat Lady – explains the 5 key points in the new recommendations so you have the information you need to keep your child as safe as possible.
 
For more information, go to to the AAP’s 2011 Car Seat Guide for Families

Filed under abdominal injuries, American Academy of Pediatrics, belt behind the back, belt under the arm, booster, Booster Seats, car seats, extended forward facing, Forward-facing, high back booster, High weight harness, installation, mistake, misuse, rear-facing, Rear-facing, seat belt syndrome, tether

Comments
2 Responses to “>American Academy of Pediatrics Says Rear-facing Until Age 2 in New Policy Statement Published 3/21/11”
  1. Amy says:
    March 22, 2011 at 10:24 pm

    >Thanks for the great video! I didn't understand the new guidelines until I watched it. I hope it's okay if I embed the video on my blog.

    Reply
  2. mvsachse says:
    March 21, 2011 at 1:03 pm

    >Alisa, Thanks for this great post! It came at a perfect time: we were just considering moving our 17 month old into a forward facing position. Now we are convinced to wait. Trying to help spread the word!Mariannafullydomesticated.tumblr.com

    Reply

Leave a comment