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This study from the University of Minnesota evaluated the incidence of car seat-associated respiratory instability (apnea, bradycardia, and/or oxygen desaturation) in 50 healthy preterm infants (born at 35 to 36 weeks gestation) and 50 healthy term infants (born ≥37 weeks gestation). The family’s infant car seat was inspected to determine if it met current safety standards and if the infant could be securely positioned in the seat. If the baby could not be positioned securely in the car seat, an alternative seat was used for the …
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