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How long should a child remain rear-facing before moving to a forward-facing seat?
Correct answer: Until the child outgrows the rear-facing weight or height limit
Why
Keep a child rear-facing for as long as they fit the seat’s rear-facing height and weight limits. If an infant-only seat is outgrown while the child still needs rear-facing support, use a suitable larger rear-facing seat. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions before moving to the next stage.
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