What are these things for?
You'll also see some metal loops in the "crevice" of the seat & the seat back too to accommodate different type of car seat anchoring too.
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Congrats on the little one.
The straps won't be used for a while as the car seat will be rear facing until they are old and heavy enough for front facing.
Those D rings are nice and make hooking up a breeze. The strap is a secondary anchor with the seatbelt being the primary when forward facing.
The straps won't be used for a while as the car seat will be rear facing until they are old and heavy enough for front facing.
Those D rings are nice and make hooking up a breeze. The strap is a secondary anchor with the seatbelt being the primary when forward facing.
Information for those of you who value your child's life....
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Child_safety_seat
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isofix
I've seen far too many infants injured or killed because they were not properly restrained...
It give me nightmares....
Please help. Please care.
P.S. most Police Departments (and many Fire Departments) have officers who have been trained in the proper installation and use of infant/child car seats...
If you have ANY questions, these officers will be EXTREMELY HAPPY to help out.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Child_safety_seat
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isofix
I've seen far too many infants injured or killed because they were not properly restrained...
It give me nightmares....
Please help. Please care.
P.S. most Police Departments (and many Fire Departments) have officers who have been trained in the proper installation and use of infant/child car seats...
If you have ANY questions, these officers will be EXTREMELY HAPPY to help out.
Last edited by TheFireman; Feb 14, 2015 at 03:36 AM.





