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Don't cross-border shop for car seats: ADVISORY

Transport Canada and Health Canada are reminding consumers to buy car seats that absolutely comply with Canadian safety standards.

By Today's Parent staff
Don't cross-border shop for car seats: ADVISORY

This just in from Transport Canada and Health Canada: Don't cross-border shop for car seats or booster seats. It is in fact illegal to both import or use seats from the US or abroad because they don't necessarily follow Canadian safety standards, and can't easily be tracked for recall notices.

For more information, please visit the following websites: 

One more reminder from Transport Canada and Health Canada:
When you are buying a car seat in Canada, either online or offline, make sure to look for the National Safety Mark label (pictured above) on the seat to make sure it follows Canada's safety regulations.
And, of course, make sure the seat is appropriate for your child's age and development.

This article was originally published on Apr 30, 2012

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