Are convertible car child safety seats exclusive for convertibles?

Convertible car safety seats have nothing to do with convertible cars, and can be installed in ordinary cars. The convertible car seat is a car that can face the rear of the baby and the toddler to the front. Convertible car seats have 5-point harnesses, built into the seat to secure the poo convertible car seats are less commonly used and may have overhead shielding systems that pull on the baby's head. Weight limits for rear-facing car seats vary widely, with the average convertible seat letting the rear face about 30 pounds and the front face about 40 pounds. Some newer car seat models allow forward facing up to 65 lbs. The car seat label, usually on both sides of the child safety seat, lists the exact weight limit for each car seat model. Convertible car seats have two separate seat belts where the car seat belt or latch belt can pass through a threaded path. One of these paths is used when the car seat is facing rearward, while the other is made to be facing forward. Some car seats have a separate belt path for the latch strap. Double check your car seat manual and the sticker on the side of the car seat to make sure you are using the correct belt path for your convertible car seat.