Use is essential for child seats

Many parents mistakenly believe that it is the safest way to hold their children in their arms and sit in the co-pilot position. In fact, parents who are eager to protect their children often underestimate the strength of the impact force generated by the collision of the vehicle. Children in the co-pilot are often easily caught. The popping airbag crushed the internal organs. Shi Xiaoguang, president of the China Toys and Baby Products Association, pointed out in an interview that the correct use of child safety seats can effectively reduce the mortality rate of children in car accidents by 70%. When the vehicle speed reaches 50km/h (the ordinary speed of driving in the city), a child weighing 40kg is equivalent to 1 ton of moving objects. The impulse generated by a child in a high-speed impact is equivalent to the weight of an elephant. Holding the child at this time is equivalent to saving an adult who has fallen from the fourth floor with your hands!

Generally speaking, child safety seats are divided into infant safety seats and child safety seats. From the perspective of use, they are generally divided into two types: squatting and sitting. The baby safety seat should be used from the time of birth to the time when the baby is able to sit up independently. After the baby is able to sit firmly, it can be switched to a normal child safety seat.

   is divided into three types according to the type of fixing method:
   European standard ISO FIX fixing method, American standard LATCH fixing method and seat belt fixing method.
  Child safety seats are divided into 4 categories according to the age and weight of children
  Category 1: Suitable for children from newborn to 15 months (or infants weighing between 2.2kg and 13kg)
  Category 2: Suitable for children from newborn to 4 years old (or children weighing between 2.2kg and 18kg)
  Category 3: Suitable for children aged 1 to 12 (or children weighing between 9kg and 36kg)