The difference between forward-facing and rear-facing car seat in a car crash

At Taxibaby Co., we recommend that you keep your child in a rear-facing car seat for as long as possible. Young children are at greater risk for spinal cord injuries as their bones aren’t completely developed yet. This is especially true for infants, as their large heads are still quite heavy for their delicate necks to carry. Rear-facing seats support the neck and head of your child, and riding rear-facing for longer ensures the safety of your child from spinal cord injuries and crash incidents. Watch the video to compare the difference between forward-facing and rear-facing car seats in a collision at 50 km/h.

The film is produced by Trygg Trafikk and supplied to us by BeSafe.