Child Passenger Safety

Why do children ages 4, 5, 6, and 7 need to ride in a booster seat?

Seat belts are made to fit adults and do not protect children properly. Booster seats work by raising a child up so that the lap and shoulder belts are positioned properly. Booster seats reduce the risk of injury by 59%, as compared to using only seat belts. Please call Safe Kids Kansas at 785-296-1223

Why do children ages 4, 5, 6, and 7 need to ride in a booster seat?2023-02-01T11:42:08-06:00

What kinds of booster seats are there?

High-Back Booster SeatA high-back booster seat provides head and neck support and can be used in all vehicles that have a lap/shoulder safety belt system. Some forward-facing car seats convert to a high-back booster seat.No-Back Booster SeatNo-back booster seats should only be used in vehicles equipped with built-in head rests.All booster seats should be used

What kinds of booster seats are there?2023-02-01T11:39:28-06:00

Where do I purchase a booster seat, and how much does one cost?

Booster seats are available at all department stores, toy stores, and other retail outlets. A no-back booster seat costs approximately $15, and a high-back booster seat ranges from $20 to $100, depending on the style. If you need assistance, call 800-SEAT-CHECK for the location of the nearest child seat inspection station.

Where do I purchase a booster seat, and how much does one cost?2022-12-02T09:32:55-06:00

Where can I get more information on booster Seats?

For more information on how to choose the appropriate safety restraint system for your child, contact Safe Kids Kansas at 785-296-1223 or the Kansas Traffic Safety Resource Office at 800-416-2522, or visit the Kansas Booster Seat website.

Where can I get more information on booster Seats?2026-04-14T08:49:29-05:00
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