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A six-year-old is 48 inches tall and has completed the forward-facing harness stage. Which setup meets the next Michigan restraint stage?
Correct answer: A suitable belt-positioning booster secured with a lap-shoulder belt.
Why
The booster stage continues until the child is eight years old or reaches 4 feet 9 inches, whichever condition is reached first. This six-year-old at 48 inches meets neither condition. Use an appropriate booster with a lap-shoulder belt and follow both manufacturers’ instructions.
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