Report links child car seats to breathing problems in newborn babies

A new study found newborn babies can develop breathing difficulties when travelling in child seats on long journeys 2016-11-11 12:30 Parents have been warned not to travel in cars with children under four weeks old for more than 30 minutes, after a new study found the upright seating position from child seats can cause breathing problems in newborn babies.
The study of 40 newborns found that the upright seating position in children's car seats increased the babies’ heart and breathing rat