Rear-facing car seat height limit

Type of car seatSuitable ageAdviceRear-facingInfant, convertible, or all-in-one seats.Use a rear-facing car seat from the ages of 0–4 years or until a child over 2 years outgrows the car seat.Keep using a rear-facing car seat for as long as possible, as it is the safest type of car seat for young children.Forward-facingConvertible, combination, or all-in-one seats.Children may use a forward-facing car seat through to age 7.Use a forward-facing car seat with a harness and tether until a child reaches the maximum height and weight restrictions.Booster seatHigh back, backless, combination, or all-in-one seats.A child may use a booster seat in the back seat between ages 4–12.Keep using a booster seat until a child can properly fit into a seat belt.