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What is a rearward facing restraint (also known as a baby capsule)?

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What is a rearward facing restraint (also known as a baby capsule)?

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It is a restraint that must be used for children (babies) from birth to around six months of age, which is held in place by a seatbelt and the top tether strap with the baby facing the rear of the vehicle. All have an inbuilt harness system. Rearward facing restraints may be used for children aged more than six months of age if the child is too small to progress to the next level of restraint.