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Basic Use Tips
Maestro Belt-Positioning
Booster Seat
A child must
be at least four
years of age
and weigh at
least 40 lbs.
and 44 inches
before he/
she can ride
in this booster
seat. Both
the National
Highway Traffic Safety
Administration and the American
Academy of Pediatrics recommend
keeping children in a safety seat
with harnesses for as long as
possible or until he/she outgrows
the harnesses by upper weight or
height limit. This booster seat is
crash tested for a child up to 110 lbs.
A child must be at least 44 inches in
height and no taller than 57 inches.
The top of a child's ears cannot be
higher than the top of the back of
the booster seat.
Children are safer in the back seat
of a vehicle. Do not position a child
riding in this booster seat in the
front seat of a vehicle with active air
bags. If the vehicle has side-impact
air bags, refer to the vehicle owner's
manual to find out if the safety seat
may be installed next to the side-
impact air bag.
Place the booster on a vehicle seat
that has both a lap and shoulder
seat belt. Never use this booster
with a lap belt only. The seat belts
cannot be mounted to the door
of the vehicle or attached to an
automatic track where the seat belt
moves when the door opens and
closes.
Only install this safety seat on a
vehicle cushion that faces forward.
Do not install on a vehicle cushion
that faces to the rear or to the side
of the vehicle. And only install on
vehicle cushions with backs that lock
into place.
Place the booster seat against the
vehicle seat back. Make sure the
bottom and back of the booster seat
are touching the vehicle seat and
back. Do not recline the vehicle seat
when using this booster.
Never use foam noodles, rolled
towels or sheets behind or
underneath the booster seat.
Place a child in the booster so that
the child's back and bottom are
flat against the back and bottom
surfaces of the booster. Children
cannot wear thick coats or bulky
clothing while riding in the seat.
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