For a 5‑year‑old in Australia, use an AS/NZS 1754‑approved forward‑facing seat with in‑built harness or an approved booster with a lap‑sash belt, depending on the child’s height against the seat’s marked lines.
The back seat is the safest; kids under seven generally shouldn’t ride up front in cars with multiple rows. Make sure the top tether is anchored, the belt or harness sits flat and snug, and the child’s shoulders are within the seat’s height markers. Avoid second‑hand restraints that are over 10 years from date of manufacture, missing labels, or from any crash. If in doubt, have it checked by an authorised fitter and follow your state road rules—same country, tiny differences. That’s the law part sorted; now you just need snacks and a playlist that won’t start a mutiny.
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