1 School Guidance: School counselors help children in elementary, junior high and high school find their personal, social, and educational goals. 2  This includes helping them overcome behavioral and social issues, as well as helping them decide on a career and higher education path.
When your child does move to a backless booster, be sure that they have a vehicle head restraint behind their head, at least up to the tips of their ears. Generally, kids will need a booster until they are 4â9â³ tall, which happens around age 11 for most kids.
Chances are, however, that a high-back booster seat will be better on both fronts than a backless booster. (See our latest booster car seat Ratings.) A booster seat's most important job is to properly position a vehicle seat belt across a child's chest, shoulder, and hips. Data has shown that boosters reduce the risk of injury for children aged 4 to 8 years by 45 percent versus children of a similar age that are restrained using the vehicle belts alone.