If the safety belt sits too high on your child's stomach or across their face and neck, you should:

• Use a booster seat to elevate the child for proper belt positioning
  Explanation:

  "If the safety belt system rides too high on the child's stomach, it may cause abdominal injuries in a crash. Similarly, if the shoulder harness lies across the child's face or neck area, it can cause discomfort and increase the risk of injury in a crash. Using a booster seat positions the child higher so that the seat belt fits properly across the pelvic bone and collarbone, ensuring proper protection."
• Adjust the vehicle's speed to minimize the risk of injury
• Ignore the issue as it does not affect safety significantly
• Tighten the safety belt to secure the child in place