To avoid strangulation, do not allow
children to play with vehicle or child
restraint belts or straps. If possible, move
unused belts out of reach.
Cover the child restraint when your vehicle
is parked in sunlight. Parts of a child
restraint can become very hot if left in the
sun, and can burn a child’s skin. Check for
hot parts before putting your child in the
child restraint.
NEVER leave child restraint unsecured in
your vehicle even when it is unoccupied. In
a crash, it could become a projectile and
injure other vehicle occupants.
NEVER leave luggage or other objects
unsecured in a vehicle, as they are liable to
cause injuries in the event of a collision.
Additional Booster Warnings
Booster Installation
DO NOT install on a rear facing or side
facing vehicle seat.
This booster should be installed in the rear
vehicle seat so that it can be installed with
the vehicle lower anchors.
DO NOT install in the front passenger seat
with an active airbag, unless the air bag
can be turned OFF.
The child restraint is NOT certified for
aircraft use when used as a booster.
Aircraft belts are lap belts only, and a child
cannot be secured in the booster with only
a lap belt.
Vehicle Belt Positioning
WARNING! Use ONLY the vehicle’s lap
and shoulder belt system when restraining
the child in this booster seat. Use of any
other method of securement will not
properly secure the child, which could
result in serious injury or death. DO NOT
use the built-in harness when using the
booster seat.
Properly position the vehicle lap and
shoulder belt on your child. Make sure the
vehicle lap and shoulder belt are not loose.
A loose or improperly positioned vehicle
lap and shoulder belt could cause the child
to be ejected in a sudden stop, turn or
crash and cause serious injury or death.
The vehicle shoulder belt should rest on
the child’s shoulder and across the center
of the chest.
The vehicle lap belt must remain snug
across the child’s thighs.
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