Which statement by a parent indicates correct car-seat safety?

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C. "My infant should ride rear-facing according to current safety guidance and manufacturer limits." — Rear-facing travel is safest for infants and young toddlers; bulky coats and front airbags reduce safety.

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A. "Bulky winter coats under the harness improve safety."

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B. "Once my baby can sit alone, a seat belt is enough."

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D. "I should place the rear-facing seat in front of an active airbag."