You don't install a newborn car seat. The only thing that you need to do with a newborn car seat is put the car seat in the back of the car and put the seat belts on and lock the seat belts.
Feeding a newborn while they are in a car seat is not recommended as it can increase the risk of choking and aspiration. It is safer to feed the baby when they are out of the car seat in a secure and comfortable position.
The car seat should have directions on the basic install on the seat and in the directions. Local fire departments inspect car seats and will help get it in correctly.
A newborn in a car seat in the back seat of a car facing backward has the greatest chance of surviving a head-on impact without injury. Their head and neck are supported by the car seat, preventing whiplash.
Before you install the car seat, you must find the right car seat for your child and also decide where to install the seat in the car. I would recommend installing it in the middle seat because it is the safest place for a baby to be seated. Reading the instructions will also help and watching youtube videos. Firstly, to install a foward facing seat place the car seat in the car and put the seatbelt through the hole in the car seat and place all your weight on the seat and pull the whole seat belt out and let go until the seat belt lock is on and then sit on the seat and pull the seat belt until it is tight. Then you will need to hook the top harness onto the hook at the back of the car and tighten it. Your seat shouldn't move more than an inch side to side.
When choosing a newborn car seat, the most important safety features to consider are the seat's compatibility with your vehicle, proper installation methods, a secure harness system, side-impact protection, and a sturdy construction.
It is generally safe to travel with a newborn by car once they have reached the minimum weight requirement for their car seat, which is typically around 5 pounds. It is important to ensure that the car seat is properly installed and that the baby is securely strapped in before traveling. Additionally, it is recommended to limit car trips with a newborn to essential travel only during the first few weeks of life.
If the car is only a 2 seater you can put a FORWARD facing car seat on the passenger side, but I'm not sure about a rear facing car seat.
When feeding a newborn in a car seat, it is important to ensure that the car is safely parked and not in motion. Make sure the car seat is securely fastened and positioned at the correct angle to prevent choking hazards. Avoid propping up bottles or feeding while the car is moving to reduce the risk of injury. Always prioritize the safety and comfort of the baby during feeding in a car seat.
To secure a newborn in a car seat, make sure the harness straps are at or below the baby's shoulders, the chest clip is at armpit level, the seat is installed tightly, and the baby's head is supported. Avoid bulky clothing and ensure the seat is rear-facing. Regularly check the seat's fit and follow the manufacturer's guidelines.
It's not a rear facing car seat... only forward facing
The recommended time limit for using a newborn car seat according to NHS guidelines is around 30-90 minutes at a time. It is important to take breaks and avoid long periods of time in the car seat to reduce the risk of breathing difficulties and potential harm to the baby.
To properly install a rear-facing car seat using a seatbelt, first, place the car seat in the back seat of the vehicle. Thread the seatbelt through the designated path on the car seat and buckle it securely. Pull the seatbelt tight to remove any slack. Check that the car seat is securely installed by giving it a firm shake. Finally, make sure the car seat is at the correct angle and that the child is properly secured in the seat.