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How should a driver choose a restraint for a young child?
Correct answer: Use a seat that fits the child's age and size.
Why
Use the required child-safety system correctly and keep children in the size-appropriate stage until they outgrow it.
Verified against Alaska Driver Manual · Selecting a child restraint · p. 27
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