Child safety seats (sometimes called infant safety seats, child restraint systems, restricted car seats, or collectively referred to as car seats) seats are designed to protect children from injury or death during a car collision. Car manufacturers can integrate child safety seats directly into the design of their cars. In most cases, these seats are purchased and installed by consumers themselves.

Safety seats were first developed in developed countries such as Europe and the United States. Especially since the 1980s, European and American countries have successively introduced relevant regulations to force children to use safety seats in vehicles. Development and rapid popularity. Products are gradually developing from foam products to diversified new material products.

The main structure of modern child car seats is composed of plastic parts produced by plastic injection molds.

Car safety seats are mainly protective equipment tailor-made for children's body shapes, and their technological content and value vary from manufacturer to manufacturer.

Yongmeng Mould focuses on the R&D, design and manufacture of child car seat moulds.