Belt guide for backless boosters - make sure their seat belt is on the safest way 

@@mommawolf9653 that's right. Because the high back boosters have the belt guide built into the back.

@@megan.hackworth thank you 😊

Did you find it?

Yes. Not only did I find one on the garage floor while cleaning it out, I found one in a drawer in the laundry room. I usually keep parts and we had two Graco 4&1, plus a booster. The kids are 4 apart. I had my 4 year old on the booster for a week but momma complained about the strap and ease of disconnecting. But now that I found the adjusters I’m at least going to remove the car seat in my van. I’m over the car seats. Lol but thanks for the video. No long presentation for a 1 minute act. It was straight to the point and helpful as I think you intended.

@@tbone2071 yeah to be honest this wasn't the best demo because I didn't actually adjust it, only pretended to for the sake of time and the camera rolling. (This was before I figured out the magic of editing to cut out that part 😉)

The answer to that depends on which booster seat you got. You could always contact the manufacturer and ask for a replacement

There's generally no need to lock the seat belt with booster seats. As long as the child is sitting with the belt properly positioned across their body, the emergency locking mechanism of the seat belt will keep them safe. Great question!

Oh I've seen some where it comes threaded wrong. You'll need to rethread the end through the plastic so that it will stay put.

You just slide the shoulder portion of the seat belt through the belt guide and position it at your child's shoulder. Then the strap goes behind their back and it just helps position the seat belt in the right place.

The difference is that the belt guide strap holds the shoulder belt up against the middle of his collar bone instead of it cutting across his neck. 🙂 Comfier for the child, but most importantly, safer!

It still on his neck when you let it go. You was holding it till the end and when you let it go it went right back to his neck. I dont see how this was heping

@@melissahall5596 yep you're right. I was just demonstrating where you would adjust it to. I didn't actually make the adjustment on the strap because it would've taken longer than I wanted. If I were redoing the video, I would probably actually adjust it correctly and just edit it to speed up through that part, but at this point I wasn't thinking about editing it down.