Over the past few years, belt-positioning booster seats (with backrest) have basically out-competed booster cushions (without backrest) for children between the ages of 4 and 12. However, the larger ...

Parents of young children are being urged to 'Bin the Booster' cushion amidst deep concerns for their safety. The campaign, which is run by car seat manufacturer Britax, has released a disturbing ...

This crash test video gives parents a chilling reminder of why they should use booster seats for young children in cars rather than booster cushions. The blue dummy is strapped to a booster cushion, ...

Video: 'It's a miracle we survived!' Resurfaced ad from 1961 shows just how far children's car safety has come over the years As pat of the 'Bin the Booster' campaign, child safety brand Britax ...

UK law states that children must use a child car seat until they're 12 years old or 135cm/4ft 5in tall, whichever comes first. From around the age of four, this usually means either a backless booster ...

New laws for child car booster cushions are now in force. The guidelines on the manufacture of new booster cushions were expected to be introduced on March 1 but have been implemented earlier than ...

Shocking crash test footage highlights why parents should be ditching their children's backless booster seats ahead of the law change on March 1. The new law means backless booster seats cannot be ...

One third of eight to 11-year-olds are being put in danger during car journeys as they are not using a mandatory booster seat, a new report has revealed. Good Egg Safety, an organisation providing ...

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