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Restraint of larger children

As children grow, they may need to

use new child-restraint systems,

including larger child seats or boost-

er seats, which are appropriate for

their increased size.

A child who has outgrown available

child-restraint systems should use

the belts provided in the vehicle.

When seated in the rear outboard

seats, the child should be restrained

by the lap/shoulder belt.

If the shoulder belt portion slightly

touches the child’s neck or face, try

placing the child closer to the center

of the vehicle. If the shoulder belt still

touches their face or neck they may

need to be returned to a child

restraint system. In addition, after-

market devices are available from

independent manufacturers which

help pull the shoulder belt down and

away from the child’s face or neck.

Larger children should use one of

the seat belts provided.

WARNING - Infants and

young children

• Infants and young children are

at much greater risk of serious

injury or death in an accident

or sudden stop if they are unre-

strained or restrained improp-

erly. Follow all instructions in

this section of your Kia manual

and the instructions that came

on and with an improved child

safety restraint system. The

child restraint must be correct-

ly installed in the vehicle, and

the child must be correctly

installed in the child restraint.

• All children under 12 are

safest in the back seat.

• Never install a child or infant

seat in the front passenger

position. The baby will be

injured or killed by the airbag

if it deploys in an accident.

•

Never allow a child to stand or

kneel on the seat of a moving

vehicle. Insist the child sit down

in an approved restraint system.

WARNING - Children on

laps

Never hold a child on your lap or

in your arms in a moving vehi-

cle.

Even a very strong person can-

not hold onto a child in the

event of even a minor collision.

CAUTION

- Hot metal

parts

Safety belts and seats can

become hot in a vehicle that has

been closed during warm/hot

weather; they could burn a

child. Check seat covers and

buckles before you place a child

anywhere near them.

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