Before you commit to a specific topic for your research, do a scan to make sure that your topic isn't completely covered in another paper; at the same time ensure that there is enough information available to complete the project. This can be particularly important if you are planning on using data in your research.
Before moving to a booster seat, your child should be: 1  At least 5 years old. 2  Meet the weight and height minimums for the booster seat youâre considering.  Responsible enough to sit properly 100% of the time, even while asleep.
Using a booster seat with a lap/shoulder belt instead of just a safety belt reduces injury by 45% for 4 to 8-year-olds. Many states (including Virginia) require by law that children travel in a child seat or booster seat until at least age 8. Graduation out of a booster seat in best determined by proper fit of a safety belt, and many small-frame youngsters will require a booster seat long past the minimum age.