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Less than our Britax Roundabout car seat!), CARES at first glance hardlyДЄppears, well, reassuring. Weighing in at just one pound (significantly My first impression of CARES was, 'Is that it?' as myДЇriend handed me a small blue bag. Ryan is three and weighs 38 pounds Alexander is two and weighs in Information on FAA child restraint regulations, see Unraveling the Confusion - FAAД¬hild Restraint Rules, below.) On recent trips, both Jennifer and I had the opportunity to test out the system

Something like the Baby B'Air Vest that is only approved for use for lap-heldД¬hildren during flight, but NOT during take-off and landing.) (For more This is the only alternative device approved for useДuring an entire flight including take-off and landing. Seat or as a supplement to adult lap belts for children ages 2-4 who weighД«etween 22 and 44 pounds. CARES is designed to be used as an alternative to a car Travel Gear Review: CARES Child Restraint SystemД«y 'PassPorter Moms' Sara Varney, PassPorter Newsletter Editor and Jennifer Marx, PassPorter Co-Founder and Author On August 14, 2006, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) approved the firstД®ver alternative child restraint system called CARES, a harness-type device that attaches to the airplane Seuss Trolley Train Ride at Universal OrlandoД«usch Gardens Africa: SheiKra Coaster Review Surviving the Parks as First Time ParentsДЄ Disneyland Veteran's First Trip to Walt Disney WorldДЄdvance Dining Reservation (ADR) StrategiesДisneyland Area Dining: Pirate's Dinner AdventureД®pcot's International Food & Wine Festival Making The Most of Bell Services at Disney's Deluxe ResortsДЄ Wrap-Up From DCL's Inaugural Mediterranean Cruise

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