Infant car seats are not cribs
From: Transport Canada
TP 2436
Road Safety Leaflet # D-2002-04 (E)
A properly installed infant car seat should always be used when traveling with an infant in a vehicle.
An infant car seat should never be used as a crib.
An infant should never be left unattended in an infant car seat.
An infant car seat should never be modified for any purpose and only used for the safe transportation of an infant. For example, an infant car seat should never be used as a crib or swing.
Install the infant car seat in the back seat, away from front airbags.
An infant car seat should always be used correctly in a vehicle; rear-facing, secured by the available vehicle seat belt. If the infant car seat cannot be installed correctly in a vehicle, use another vehicle, where the installation of the infant car seat will be safe, to transport the infant.
Read and follow the infant car seat instructions and installation information in the vehicle's manual.
Questions and Answers: Infant Car Seats Are Not Cribs
For more information on infant or child car seats please see the following:
Transport Canada's Web Page on Child Safety at
http://www.tc.gc.ca/eng/motorvehiclesafety/childsafety/menu.htm
NEVER LEAVE AN INFANT UNATTENDED IN AN INFANT CAR SEAT
