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I have a child who is one year old but is less than twenty pounds. Does the child need to remain in a rear-facing infantseat?

April 26, 2017child pounds rear-facing remain year

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I have a child who is one year old but is less than twenty pounds. Does the child need to remain in a rear-facing infantseat?

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Washington law states the child can be one year or twenty pounds. However, the American Academy of Pediatrics recommendsthe child remain rear-facing until at least one year and twenty pounds.

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Washington law states the child can be one year or twenty pounds.However, the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends the child remain rear-facing until at least one year and twenty pounds.