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    Wirecutter

    Are Rotating Car Seats Worth It?

    For decades, not much has changed in the basic way convertible car seats work—they’re installed rear-facing or forward-facing, and they stay in that position until you move them.

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    Wirecutter

    How to Clean a Car Seat

    Car seats inevitably get messy.

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    Your Money

    Car Seats That Make Sure the Baby on Board Is Snug and Safe

    All seats need to meet federal safety standards but, aside from aesthetics, are the more expensive ones worth the extra cost in terms of extra security?

    By Tara Siegel Bernard

    PRINT EDITIONCar Seats, Priced Right, for a Snug, Safe Ride|June 27, 2015, Page B1
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    Opinion

    The Supreme Court, Arrests and Seat Belts

    PRINT EDITIONApril 27, 2001, Page A00024

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    Money & Policy

    Rear-Facing Car Seats Advised at Least to Age of 2

    A pediatricians’ group now says that toddlers shouldn’t move to a forward-facing seat until at least age 2.

    By Madonna Behen

    PRINT EDITIONKeep Facing Backward for Child Safety|March 22, 2011, Page D5
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    Opinion

    The Supreme Court, Arrests and Seat Belts

    To the Editor:

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    PRINT EDITIONApril 27, 2001
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    Business

    Strapped In, but Still at Risk

    Though the number of deaths of children in car seats has declined, about three out of every four seats are still installed improperly, and it remains a vexing safety issue.

    By Stephanie Steinberg and Bill Vlasic

    PRINT EDITIONOctober 12, 2013, Page B1
    Matt Klinger, left, of Rockville, Md., learning from Chuck Scott, a safety technician at Fitzgerald Auto, also in Rockville, how to properly strap a baby into a car seat.
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