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    • What is Extended Harnessing?

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    Extending harnessing is keeping your child in a forward facing child restraint with a 5 - point harness beyond the normal 40lb recommendation.

    The goal of extended harnessing is to let your child reach a safe size and maturity level before putting them in a proper booster.

    Children under four - six years old are not at the same bone development stage as older children and their bodies are just not built to take the full force of a seat belt.  A 5-point harness distributes the forces across a greater area to diminish that force.

    See our video library - The Importance of a 5 Point Harness Car Seat presented by www.youtube.com

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