In the era of increasingly popular cars, it is necessary for families with babies to purchase child safety seats. So, how many months can a
baby chair in a safety seat? There is an old saying that "sit seven times and crawl eight times", which means that babies can only sit up at the seventh month, crawl at the eighth month, and slowly transition to walking. Babies under 6 months old have far from perfect skeletal development, and the back muscle support is also very small, so don't let the
baby chair in the safety seat at this time. Therefore, infants should not be seated in a safety seat until at least six months old.
Although babies can only sit in safety seats after six months, there are many types of safety seats. Babies can choose to lie down when they cannot sit. Faced with many safety seat options, we should pay attention to choose according to the specific age and weight of the baby. Babies under one year old and weighing less than 10 kg should choose a cradle-style rear-facing child safety seat; children between one and three years old and weighing 10-20 kg should choose a fully-covered safety seat; three to ten years old Children weighing between 15kg and 36kg should choose a wrap-around safety seat.
Babies of different ages use different safety seats, making it safer and more comfortable for babies to ride in the car, and parents feel more at ease. Remember, babies can only sit in a safety seat after six months!
