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BCAA Takes Closer Look at Second Hand Car Seats

A survey from the BCAA has revealed that second-hand child car seats are an area of much uncertainty for parents.
Half believe it’s safe to use a second-hand seat as long as it’s in “good condition.”
The Association’s Community Impact Senior Manager, Shawn Pettipas says it’s best to use a new car seat, but if you must use a second hand seat there are some things you should know about it….
Pettipas says just because a seat looks good doesn’t mean it’s safe.
Kasi Johnston
Kasi Johnston
News/Announcer for 89.7 Juice FM!

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