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CHILD
SAFETY
(continued)
The
right
choice
The
safety
of
your
children
is
also
your
responsibility.
To
ensure
that
your
child
has
the
maximum
protection,
we
recommend
that
you
use
seats
approved
by
the
RENAULT
etwork.
Restraint
systems
for
all
the
categories
are
available.
These
systems
have
been
developed
in
consultation
with
the
manufacturers
and
have
been
tested
in
RENAULT
vehicles.
Contact
your
RENAULT
Dealer
and
ask
him
to
help
you
install
it.
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and
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(from
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fo
13
kg)
A
child's
neck
is
very
susceptible
to
injury
up
to
the age
of
two.
In
a
front-facing
seat
there
is a
risk
that
the
child
will
sustain
neck
injuries
in
the
event
of
a
frontal
impact.
RENAULT
therefore
recommends
a
rear-facing
seat
with
a
harness
that
gives
all-round
protection
(figure
1).
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an
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provide
a
warranty.
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To
avoid
any
risk
to
your
safety,
we
recommend
that
you
use
RENAULT
approved
accessories
because
they
are
designed
for
your
are
the
only
accessories
for
which
RE]
Between
the
ages
of
2
and
4,
a
_
child's
pelvis
is
not
fully
developed.
Restraints
using
the
vehicle's
three-point
belts
are
not
adequate
and
there
is
a
risk
that
the
child
will
get
abdominal
injuries
in
the
_
event
of
a
frontal
impact.
It
is
therefore
advisable
to
use
Tear-facing
seats
(figure
1),
bucket-type
seats
(figure
2)
or
seats
with
harnesses.
Place
the
headrest
in
the
top
position
to
allow
you
to
press
the
seatback
of
the
child
seat
firmly
against
the
vehicle
seatback.

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