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Booster Seat Safety Week: Seat Snug - A device to help boosters stay more snugly attached

March 21, 11:09 AMEarly Childhood Parenting ExaminerAngele Sionna
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When using some belt positioning and backless boosters, the seat belt holding your child in place may not hold him or her snug enough. That's where the Seat Snug comes in.

This device attaches to the seatbelt near the locking mechanism and keeps the lap belt snug while still allowing movement in the shoulder region.

Watch a demonstration of how it works here:

 It took me a bit to install the Seat Snug on my daughter's seat belt. But once I figured it out it went quickly and is easy to use. I felt like it did make her safer when using a high back belt positioning booster that didn't have the LATCH system.

Find out more about Seat Snug at seatsnug.com.
Tips for selecting the right booster seat for your child and vehicle HERE.
Check out more Booster Seat Safety stories HERE.
Read more stories on baby and toddler safety HERE.

 

 

 

 

 

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