It’s hard to imagine that little baby eventually driving your car, but it will happen. And most parents I know who have teenagers love to remind me of how quickly time passes.
A question I get frequently from parents of older children is:
“When Can they sit in the front seat?”
It is recommended that children aged 12 and under remain in the back seat. There is absolutely no rush for your child to be in the front seat. “Can I borrow the car?”
Before you child is asking this question, you want to make sure they they have been given the proper driver training.
Inspired by a twitter conversation, YD’s wrote this article to help prepare parents become a passenger: Is your child ready to drive and are you ready for the passenger seat?
Young Drivers of Canada has prepared a very thorough check list for choosing the right driver training for your child
Please note: I am a certified Child Restraint Technician in Ontario, Canada. Please check your local laws about car seats and always read your vehicle owner’s manual and car seat manual before installing your child seats.This data will be updated as required.
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