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Children are at risk of serious injury if they move to booster seats too early.
Children that have outgrown the forward-facing child restraint are safest in a booster seat
until their shoulders reach the upper shoulder height marker of the booster seat.
The child restraint is unsuitable for the occupant when the shoulders are above the upper
marker. The child needs to be moved into the next form of child restraint eg. Type G, Type E
booster seat or Type F booster seat when they reach the top shoulder height marker.
For the next child restraint refer to the Restraint Guide on page 5.
VIEW B
Taller Toddler (using inbuilt harness)
Shoulder Height Marker
Continue to use this forward-facing child restraint until the child’s shoulders REACH the
Upper shoulder height marker (Upper Label).
UPPER LABEL (Forward-Facing)
BELOW THIS LINE
SHOULDERS MUST BE
Child Car Seat
LOWER
LABEL
Front
of Car
VIEW B
LOWER
LABEL
UPPER
LABEL
Taller Child to
approximately
4 years of age
Do not continue to use the restraint if the child’s shoulder are above the Upper Label.
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