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If vehicle seat belt does not hold child
restraint securely, read “Vehicle Seat
Belts” section. Never put a child restraint
in a front vehicle seat unless
recommended by vehicle owner’s
manual.
National Highway Traffic Safety
Administration (NHTSA) alerts vehicle
owners that according to accident
statistics, children are safer in the back
seat. For vehicles with air bags, refer to
vehicle owner’s manual for child restraint
installation information.
If child restraint is in a crash, it
must be replaced. DO NOT use it again! A
crash can cause unseen damage and
using it again could result in serious in-
jury or death. DO NOT use child restraint
if it is damaged or missing parts.
WARNINGS
- Prevent serious injury or death: (continued)
DO NOT use accessories or parts other
than those provided by Graco. Their use
could alter the performance of the child
restraint.
Rear-facing child restraint must be
properly leveled:
s4OORECLINEDCANRESULTININJURY
or ejection.
s4OOUPRIGHTCANRESULTIN
breathing difficulties.
Insert the harness straps in the proper
slots for your child. Never leave child
unattended, even when sleeping. Child
may become tangled in harness straps
and suffocate or strangle.