Baby Car Seat Safety

The middle is the safest by far ... But having said that, you can put the baby in any position you want as long as there is an anchor to secure the seat.

When I was a baby, she went in the middle facing the front, but on the side when rearfacing because of problems with the size of the car.

When I had two children that the baby was on its side all the time and the older child who was also in a car seat still.

When I had three children from the capsule of the newborn has gone toward its hard to get in the car when its in the middle, but when he went face forward he went to the middle with the two older children in car seats on the sides

theres many different opionins on this one, the edge of an impact on the door next to the child would be more so if the child is in the middle. But I fear you have children sit in the cause of Middle-there is no seat for arrest if they removed their seat belts and are in an accident. I remember being a kid and take my belt off and we got in a little accident, I was sitting on my lap when I hit the driver's seat and sank on the ground that s 'acting in a pain in the butt to try to get up, but if I was in the middle because I think there would have been less help to go forward, I was hurt.

**** Undesired not have been doing research and found that the longer you can leave your child rear facing for best quality. It seems you move the seat around Childs. if the child is still under the weight and size to keep them back. seat in this way is better in case of impact. GL

you can check with your owner's manual too. With our first child, we had the middle seat (Toyota Matrix). We went to a baby fair in our city and they had a car seat inspection, they looked through the manual and it states in there not having a car seat in the middle if possible. Just thought I would tell you.

If there are restrictions bolt in the middle, the middle is safer.