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Which child restraints have LATCH? Most child safety seats that have harness straps to secure the child will have lower anchor straps. Examples include rear-facing infant seats, convertible, combination, and forward-facing only seats. Most forward-facing child safety seats will have both lower anchor straps and tether straps. Child safety seats where the child is held in with the vehicle’s safety belt – like belt positioning boosters – usually do not use lower anchor straps or tether straps. Car beds (for infants) do not usually have lower anchor straps or tether straps. Some vests and harnesses use a tether strap, and a few use lower anchor straps and tether straps.
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