Use the 5-point restraint system every time you put your child in the stroller, just as you do when placing him in a car seat. Even when your child is older or asleep, make sure the straps are in ...

Your stroller should have a sturdy, adjustable five-point safety harness, which consists of a waist strap (which is really two straps), a crotch strap, and two shoulder straps. Though some ...

Children can face forward or backward in the Sola, or recline to take a nap. Car-seat adapters fit Maxi Cosi and Graco infant carriers. The Sola has a five-point harness and an adjustable handle ...

Always make sure your child is properly secured in the restraint straps. — Lock it. When the stroller is open, use the locking device to keep it from folding accidentally or pinching little fingers.

I am pretty much a pro at traveling with all ages of kids at this point. It does get easier as they get older, though also ...

"For the stroller seat restraint, we applied 45 pounds of force at each harness attachment point, based on the voluntary safety standard for strollers," the magazine explained.

Navigating bustling streets or jet-setting abroad with a little one in tow requires a travel stroller that's both compact and ...

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There's no fee for strollers or child restraint seats, ... If your child has their own seat, they may travel in an FAA-approved car seat or an approved harness or booster seat. 5.

Millions of baby swings and rockers that pose a risk of asphyxiation or other injuries to infants have been recalled, according to an announcement Monday from the US Consumer Product Safety ...

SINGAPORE — Bus operators and the Land Transport Authority (LTA) are exploring the use of various restraint systems for strollers to be secured on buses without folding up these baby carriages ...