Rear Facing Only Car Seats: Where Does the Handle Go? - Car Seats For The Littles
By A Mystery Man Writer
The child passenger safety world is full of outdated information that has been spread by well meaning individuals. One of the most common misconceptions is which position the handle on a rear facing only seat must be in while in use in the car.
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