The ages between the end of the child restraint law (in many states 8) and new driver laws is a time when parents may not be too sure […]
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Category: Car Seat Safety
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Keep Your Child Rear Facing as Long as Possible
Why keep your child rear facing? Car Passenger Safety Technicians teach parents that keeping your child rear facing for as long as possible is safest and best practice. […]
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Updated Car Seat Laws 2017: CT, NY, ND, OR, RI, SC
Six more states made updates to their child restraint laws this year. Some extended the rear facing requirements to the American Academy of Pediatrics’ recommendation of keeping children […]
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Pictures Explain Car Seat Safety Rules
Ever wonder: Why exactly should I keep my child rear-facing as long as possible? Why is it so important for me to use and install my car seat […]
Booster Seat Alternative: There’s an option?
How can a vest protect my child in a crash? It’s a question we often hear about this booster seat alternative. Car accidents can be tragic and we […]
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Prepare Your Car for Children
Everyone knows that when you have children you need to prepare your home, but did you realize you need to prepare your car for children? As your child gets older, there are other things you can do to prepare your car for children. […]
6 Smart Steps to Prepare Your Car for Baby?
Planning ahead now for the arrival of a baby represents an intelligent choice. If you will welcome an infant into your household soon, you’ll want to ensure your vehicle provides a safe, comfortable environment. Taking these six precautions to prepare your car for baby contributes significantly to your baby’s enjoyment of traveling. […]
Change Car Seat Laws 2016: Rear-Facing Longer
While child passenger safety technicians and the American Academy of Pediatrics has long been recommending that parents keep their children rear-facing past age one, more states are finally changing their laws to require it.
The best practice recommendation from car seat safety experts is to keep your child rear facing for as long as possible […]
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Keep Kids in the Back Seat
Why is it best practice to keep kids in the back seat until age 13? Culturally, we have this idea of kids graduating to the next level. That […]
Law vs. Best Practice in Child Restraints
What is the difference between child restraint law vs. best practice? Most parents and caregivers assume the law is the safest and what is recommended by safety experts. […]
