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Rear-facing, within the manufacturer’s limits and instructions.
Rear-facing, following the manufacturer’s instructions and height and weight limits. Keep that orientation as long as the seat permits, including beyond four years if still suitable; turning four does not require turning the seat. The restraint must suit the child and be correctly installed. When a rear-facing seat is used in a permitted front seat, the front airbag must be deactivated.
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Always forward-facing because the child is under four.
Rear-facing, within the manufacturer’s limits and instructions.
Sideways, even if that installation is not authorised.
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