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- Parents should ensure that any child seat they use was produced later than 1981.
- Make sure that the child seat was not involved in a car accident. Examine it thoroughly for cracks and marks and check that the belt is complete.
- Only buy a child seat that has been approved by one of the two standards for child seats (BS or E).
- Child seats are not expensive. Don’t take risks with your child’s safety by using a damaged seat.
