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35
Rear Facing
3-A
Vehicle Seat Lap Belt
NEVER place this child
restraint rear-facing in a
vehicle seating location
that has an active front
air bag.
and chest clip is at armpit level.
• Recheck the level indicator with child in
seat.
• Children are safer riding rear-facing
and should ride rear-facing as long as
possible, until they reach the maximum
rear-facing height or weight rating for
their car seat. Then children should
ride forward-facing, using the built in
harness system for as long as possible
until they reach the maximum forward-
facing weight or height for their car
seat. Be sure to check your local and
state laws, as well as AAP and NHTSA
recommendations, for car seat usage.
Note: Preterm or low birth
weight infants may be at
special risk in a vehicle or
aircraft. According to the
AAP, these infants may
suffer breathing issues if
improperly reclined in a car
seat. Graco advises that
you have your physician or
hospital staff evaluate your
infant and recommend the
proper car seat or car bed
before you and your infant
leave the hospital.
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