I gather from reading forums that booster seats are not secured via LATCH or tether because they are light enough not to contribute to impact injury in the event of a crash.
Those heavier seats like the Bodyguard and Recaro have lock offs or tethers because the are heavy. Will manufacturers ever make boosters that secure via latch or tether? I am planning a Parkway purchase for carpool days when I am not there to install her 5 point car seat.
Also, with a Parkway, it seems like you can leave the seatbelt in locked or unlocked positions (in the forums) Is there a difference in injury potential for these options?
I have a 4 1/2 year old in a 5 point harness that goes to 65 lbs, with SIP (Britax). I will probably move here to a Husky when I need her seat for my 2 year old. Or is the injury potential from the weight of the HUSKY more than the benefit of a 5 point harness? I suppose that as long as the seat belt holds the Husky in place, I am worrying unecessarily.
Once upon a time I worked with head trauma patients, and they haunt me. . . want my little ones to be as safe as they can be for factors within my control. Thank you!
Those heavier seats like the Bodyguard and Recaro have lock offs or tethers because the are heavy. Will manufacturers ever make boosters that secure via latch or tether? I am planning a Parkway purchase for carpool days when I am not there to install her 5 point car seat.
Also, with a Parkway, it seems like you can leave the seatbelt in locked or unlocked positions (in the forums) Is there a difference in injury potential for these options?
I have a 4 1/2 year old in a 5 point harness that goes to 65 lbs, with SIP (Britax). I will probably move here to a Husky when I need her seat for my 2 year old. Or is the injury potential from the weight of the HUSKY more than the benefit of a 5 point harness? I suppose that as long as the seat belt holds the Husky in place, I am worrying unecessarily.
Once upon a time I worked with head trauma patients, and they haunt me. . . want my little ones to be as safe as they can be for factors within my control. Thank you!