Why are children's seats or booster seats best installed in the rear-facing seats?

• Because an airbag inflation could seriously injure the child
  Explanation:

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  A rear-facing child car seat is always best installed in the back seat. Never put a rear-facing child car seat in a seating position that has an active airbag. If the airbag inflates, it could seriously injure the child.

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• Because children tend to disturb the driver
• Due to the lack of space in the front seats for a booster seat
• Rear-facing child car seats should always be installed in the back seat because an inflating airbag in the front seat can cause serious injury to a child in a rear-facing seat. Keeping the seat in the back ensures the child's safety.