Ah, the thrilling world of car seats for your 4-year-old—a delightful blend of safety, comfort, and the occasional tantrum. In Australia, a 4-year-old typically uses a forward-facing child restraint or a booster seat, depending on their size and weight. The law mandates that children must be in an appropriate child restraint until they are at least 7 years old, so no freelancing here.
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Brands and prices vary wildly—expect to fork out between $100 and $500 for new seats, with used options on Tradingpost or PuppyList usually cheaper but buyer beware. Remember, a car seat is only as good as its installation, so double-check it or ask a pro at ServiceCentral.
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