⚠️ Rear-Facing is Best! ⚠️ Repeat that simple phrase every time you find yourself wanting - or feeling pressured 😤- to turn your child forward-facing before they’ve maxed out their seat’s height and/or weight limits. Extended rear-facing is one of the simplest safety tips you can follow. 💡 That’s why we engineered the Clek Foonf and Fllo convertible car seats to allow for most kids to remain rear-facing until their fourth birthday. 🎂 Here’s Why: ✅ It Protects Your Child’s Delicate Head, Neck and Spine: Your child’s head is proportionally larger than an adult’s, and their spine is still developing. When they’re turned forward-facing too early, these critical areas take the brunt of crash forces, increasing the likelihood of serious injury in a collision. ✅ Superior Crash Force Absorption When rear-facing, your child’s car seat acts like a shield 🛡️(or a catcher’s mitt, for the baseball fans ⚾️), cradling them and allowing the seat to distribute crash forces more evenly where they’re strongest. With their complete metal sub-structure 💪 and premium energy-absorbing EPP foam padding, Foonf and Fllo provide the incredibly durable yet cozy support that’s purpose-built for this exact moment. Still on the fence? 🤔 The American Academy of Pediatrics has, since 2018, recommended that all children ride in a rear-facing car safety seat for as long as possible, up to the manufacturer’s stated height and weight limits. Are you extended rear-facing? 👇Let us know in the comments below👇 Special thanks to @maxkoopmanmedia for sharing this beautiful rear-facing ride! #cpsweek2025 #CPSW #carseatsafety #clekyourride #madeincanada #clekfllo #clekfoonf #parentingessentials #parentinghacks #childsafety