Graco Affix Backless Youth Booster Car Seat with Latch System, Kalia

The Affix Backless Youth Booster Car Seat features the LATCH system, which stays secured to your vehicle's seat, for easy self-buckling . Give Your "Big Kid" a boost with this seat, designed to help keep kids from 40 to 100 pounds, from 40 to 57 inches tall, and from 4 to 10 years old safe while riding in a vehicle. You'll love the LATCH system on the Affix Backless Youth Booster, which allows you to secure the booster firmly to the seat simply and easily. With just one hand, you can create a secure connection using your vehicle's anchors to keep the booster properly in place. Once the seat is properly secured to your vehicle's seat with the LATCH system, it is easier for your independent little (or big!) one to self-buckle. Kids love to feel grown up, so they especially love this feature. Of course, Affix Backless Youth Booster is designed to help keep your growing child safe. So, it has been engineered and crash tested to meet or exceed standards, including: U.S. Compliance Standard FMVSS 213 New Car Assessment Program (NCAP). Your child will love the integrated cup holder, since it keeps his or her drink or snacks close at hand while riding along with you. Kids always seem to be happier riding along when they have their favorite things at their fingertips, so they really appreciate the hideaway storage compartment for small games and toys. A happy child is a happy mom, especially on longer car trips! You'll really appreciate the removable, machine-washable soft goods on the Affix, just remove and toss them in the washing machine. That way, your child will always have a tidy place to ride.

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