Children have suffered severe head
injuries, including skull fractures,
after falling with or from boosters.
• Check that booster seat is securely
attached to adult chair before each
use.
• Always use restraints until child is
able to get in and out of booster
seat without help. Adjust to t
snugly.
• Never allow child to push away
from table.
• Never lift and carry child in booster
seat.
• Stay near and watch your child
during use.
• Until child is able to get in and out
of the booster seat without help
(about 2 1/2 years old), the child
should be secured in the booster
seat at all times by the restraint
system. The tray is not designed to
hold the child in the chair.
• Never allow child to sit in
unsecured chair. Always secure
the booster seat to chair using the
attachment straps. Always check
that the attachment is secure
before each use.
• Use only with children capable of
sitting upright unassisted.
• Do not use for children weighing
more than 50 lbs (23 kg).
• Do NOT use this booster seat as
a standalone chair, it can only be
used when combined with a full
sized dining room table chair.
• Do NOT use on any elevated
surface other than a full sized
dining room chair.
• Never t the booster seat to
damaged or unstable chairs, folding
chairs, pedestal chairs or bar stools.
• Only use on chairs with a seat at
least 14 inches wide, 14 inches
deep, and a backrest at least 12
inches high.
• Always check that the surface of
the floor is even and the chair is
stable before tting the booster
seat to a chair.
• When using the booster seat, do
not place your child near objects
that he or she can push against to
overturn the chair being used with
the booster seat.
• Do not let other children play
unattended close to the booster
seat.
• Prevent serious injury or death. Do
not use in motor vehicles.
• Do not use the booster seat if any
components are broken or missing.