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A WayB Pico (wayb.sjv.io/mgj9Da) would be a good foldable, portable seat for forward facing. Not sure what state you are in and if 1) your state requires rear-facing until age 2 or 2) your state car seat law exempts taxis. For safety you should still use a car seat even if taxis are exempt. saferide4kids.com/car-seat-laws-by-state/

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@@mjmtw We're not super familiar with seats available in the UK. Based on our understanding of UK law: Children can ride in the rear seat of a taxi without a restraint - or wearing an adult seat belt if they are 3 or older - if the driver doesn’t provide an appropriate seat. (saferide4kids.com/car-seat-laws-by-state/) We suggest you always use a proper child restraint for children in taxis.

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I get it. I was skeptical when I first learned about it in my child passenger safety certification class many years ago. The RideSafer has been a certified child restraint available on the market since 2004. There are crash test videos and some of the crash test numbers on our website (shop.saferide4kids.com/products/ridesafer-travel-vest). We have a lot of information and answers to some of your other questions in our FAQs (saferide4kids.com/ridesafer-faqs/). The vest does come with a tether strap that hooks to the vehicle's tether anchor. As for quick release, the seat belt guides springy to allow for a one-step release (which is required in EU restraints although there is not currently an EU version of the RideSafer). This means that by releasing the seat belt and pulling the child (with vest on), the child would be freed from the vehicle. Emergency responders almost always cut the seat belt to remove the child still in the child restraint in emergency situations.

No but it simulates a woman being pregnant by how big and round it is nowhere in the video did she say the watermelon was a real baby

It's a watermelon but that doesn't change the fact that the thing that she's promoting protects unborn fetuses from the seatbelt during a crash

The RideSafer is certified to federal standards and is legal in Florida. The tether strap is optional if you are using the vest with a lap-shoulder belt. We do recommend the tether strap for younger children but, if you're using it in Ubers, you'll be sitting next to your son to make sure he stays sitting properly. The crotch strap is always optional. Any more questions, please contact us at SafeRide4Kids.com.

In some cases - smaller children who want to see out the window or cars with especially long seat belt buckles - a backless booster may be helpful. The only booster crash tested for use with the RideSafer vest is the RideSafer manufacturer's TravelSmarter booster.

Yes, unfortunately, we hear this kind of thing often. Amazon will resell returns as new even when parts are missing since Amazon employees don't know what to look for when "inspecting" returns. We are currently out of crotch straps but should have some more soon if you want to get a replacement. Also note, the crotch strap is optional.

How was the Tummy Shield Tested for Safety? saferide4kids.com/blog/tummy-shield-tested-for-safety/

Yes. All generations of the RideSafer are certified in the US.

Learn more and purchase through TummyShield.com or SafeRide4Kids.com

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Learn more and purchase through TummyShield.com or SafeRide4Kids.com

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Hello @trueyoumakeuprenee7231, for starters, it's easiest to think of the RideSafer as closer in function to a booster, but with added features. The job of a booster is to lift the child so that the adult seatbelt contacts their body in a more optimum way. The RideSafer similarly positions the vehicle seatbelt but rather than lifting the child, by bringing the belt down to the child. The #1 goal of ALL restraint systems, whether for adults or children, is to keep the occupants inside the car. #2 goal is to contact the strongest points of the body (shoulders/ribs/hips). The #3 goal is to spread the crash force (restraining force) over as wide of a surface area as possible. The RideSafer is designed to accomplish all 3 goals. The added bonus is that it also has a harness-type system built in and accessed by using the tether. This is required when the vehicle has a lap-only seatbelt (school bus for example) but is allowed to be utilized even if the vehicle has a Lap/Shoulder belt. Hope that helps. Feel free to visit our blog at SafeRide4Kids.com.

You must be talking about the seat belt guides on an XS vest. The XS vest is a little bit different than larger size vests. The XS had to go through the same crash testing as the other sizes so whatever reason the manufacturer had to make the guides different on the XS, it still passes federal crash test standards.

​@@Saferide4kids Thanks for replying. Yes, it is an XS vest. Good to know that it passes the same crash testing. I thought they'd downgraded the product, so this is a relief!