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 Studies have found that an estimated 85 percent of children placed in child safety seats are improperly restrained. As with any child safety device, it is often the smallest of details that are the most important.
Purchasing a child safety seat may be the most important investment you make for your child, but finding the right seat can be confusing and challenging. It is crucial to purchase a seat that is appropriate for your child's age and weight. The seat must also fit in your vehicle properly. The Monroe Carell Jr. Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt cares about the health, safety, and happiness of your children. We urge you to read and carefully follow your vehicle owner's manual and child safety seat manufacturer's instructions.The Child Safety Seat Program at the Children's Hospital offers educational information to assist with the selection of your child's safety seat.
Below are links to help you when selecting and installing your child's safety seat:
Frequently Asked Questions
Tennessee's Child Restraint Law
Car Seat Checks
Car Seat Information for Children with Body Casts
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