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owners can peruse a list of car seats that the automaker certifies as excelling at protecting children in its seats. That’s important, because not all car seats fit all vehicles. That’s why Nissan says its engineers spend thousands of hours testing seats for its vehicles.prioritizes passenger safety for all occupants,” said Matthew Gapinski, senior manager, product safety engineering at Nissan.
Once you’ve picked the seat, though, there are ways of ensuring that it works properly. First, it is recommended that guardians check the fit of their child seat annually to make sure that it fits properly. Knowing when to switch from a child seat toRemoving coats can also help ensure that a child is firmly held in place and that the belts are taut enough not to be pinchable between two fingers.
adds that it’s important never to buy a used seat and to always ensure that the seat has not expired. Seats should always be replaced after an accident, too.
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