Child Seat Safety

Its a sensor to see how much head excursion is placed on the dummy's head in a collision. They also have them on forward facing dummies as well....but attached at a different position.

@suminfishy Actually, I just noticed that too. Anyone know why the dummy's head is taped down when rear facing but not taped down when forward facing?????

Thank you for making this video, It help me a lot !!!!!!!!!!!!

My son is only 4 months old and already weighs nearly 20lbs (he was 10 at birth) and will remain rear-facing for as long as possible

new seats will rear face up to 40-45lbs

awesome video thank you for making this. My daughter is 16 months and rearfacing in a seat that will allow her to remain rearfacing up to 40lbs! You can bet the will remain rearfacing to the MAX!

Madison is my niece too :) she is now 1 year., (Y)

Thank you Ethan. My nephew's name is Enrique. He is eight months old now and is starting to ride his parents' car.
I'm sure my sister Isabel will learn from your teaching

i know its bad the safest car ever to have for madison is a volvo estate or any volvo cause of all of the metal in front to stop people comin out of seats or hurting there selfs and if madison was in a volvo crash nothin will hapen cause the crumpel zone ant the metal so if you whant a safe car get a volvo.

It's not tape. It's a sensor to measure how far the child rides up the back of the car seat in a collision.

~Sarah
Child Passenger Safety Tech.