How many lower anchorages should a child restrain have?

A child restraint system should have at least two lower anchorages. These lower anchors, part of the LATCH (Lower Anchors and Tethers for Children) system, help secure the car seat more effectively by providing a stable connection to the vehicle's frame. Some car seats may also include an additional top tether for added safety, but the minimum requirement is two lower anchorages. Always refer to the car seat and vehicle manuals for specific installation guidelines.