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SHOULDER HEIGHT MARKERS
AND A GROWING CHILD
OLDER CHILD
AS A BOOSTER SEAT with
Lap sash seat belt
To approximately 6 - 8 years of age.
Shoulders above middle marker but below upper shoulder height marker.
Marker C
Marker B
When your child's shoulders reach the upper shoulder height marker with the
headrest in the highest position, they have outgrown this child restraint.
Change to the next type of booster seat or child restraint.
A child harness must be used if the car's seating position is fitted with a lap only
seat belt. If a child no longer physically fits in the seat then move to the next form
Front of Vehicle
of child restraint.
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Instructions for Installation & Use - Series No. 8100/A/2013
AS A BOOSTER SEAT with
Child Harness and Seat belt
To approximately 6 - 8 years of age.
Marker C
Marker B
SHOULDER HEIGHT MARKERS
Next type of restraint that can be used in the car for your child.
When your child has outgrown the seat, you can either:
Use a booster seat suitable for children up to 8-10 years of age and a
Child Harness suitable for use with the booster seat.
Or, use a booster seat suitable for children up to 8-10 years of age with
the car's seatbelt.
For more information on suitable booster seats visit www.britax.com.au
If a child's legs do not hang over the edge of the vehicle seat then
they need to use a booster seat so that the seatbelt fits correctly and
so the child does not slump. A lap seatbelt on the child's abdomen is
dangerous.
NOTE: This child restraint includes a booster seat configuration for
children 4 years to approximately 6 to 8 years.
Instructions for Installation & Use - Series No. 8100/A/2013
AND THE NEXT SEAT
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