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Originally Posted by inv4zn
Many car seats explicitly don't allow seat protectors, as the crash tests are done without them.
I struggled with this but eventually I came to terms that slightly creased seats is probably better than a child with a broken neck.
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What? That's pretty rediculous Think about it, assuming the seat is strapped in properly, how is a piece of fabric under a seat going to change the laws of physics and suddenly make a seat unsafe?
Neither of my two car seats that I own (Graco 4 ever and Safety 1st High Back 65) make such a restriction.
The Graco actually
promotes using a seat protector.
From the manual:
"
Vehicle seat protection
Protect vehicle seat. Use a car seat mat, towel, or thin blanket under and behind the car seat"