Booster Seats

Keep your child in a forward-facing child car seat until they outgrow the weight or height limit of the seat. Once your child moves into a booster seat, keep them in it until they are at least 9 years old or have reached the height of 145cm (4'9").

Types of Booster Seats

Booster seats have weight and height limits that vary depending on the make, model and type. Choose a rear-facing child car seat that:

Fits securely in your vehicle
Is appropriate for your child's weight and height

Once your child is using a booster seat make sure the vehicle seat belt:

Fits over the child’s shoulder
Lies across the child’s chest and hips

Remember:

Booster seats must be used with a lap and shoulder seat belt
Always follow your child car seat instructions and vehicle owner’s manual

Infant/Child/Booster Seat

Use 3 different ways:

rear-facing
forward-facing
booster seat

Child/Booster

Use forward-facing only

High Back Booster

Use as a booster seat only

No Back Booster

Use as a booster only when your child's head is supported by the vehicle seat or head rest

Booster seat video tutorial

Watch the video below to properly secure your child in a booster seat. Remember to always follow your vehicle owner's manual and booster seat instructions.