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The Dangers of Seat Belt Submarining for Pregnant Women

Every time you get into your car you run the risk of being involved in a car accident. Seat belts can mitigate the risk of injury associated with […]

Missing Stage in Child Passenger Safety — Pregnancy

02 (02 ) Oct

“The major role that motor vehicle injuries have on reported traumatic fetal injury deaths was shown and a significant new challenge for child passenger safety advocates is indicated.” […]

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Wearing Seat Belt While Pregnant | Correct Seat Belt Use During Pregnancy

08 (17 ) May

Many pregnant woman wonder about correct seat belt use during pregnancy. Some find the seat belt uncomfortable and hope there’s a better way to wear it that is […]

Pregnant Driving: The Stats

01 (17 ) May

The dangers of pregnant driving is certainly not a new challenge. But today pregnant women are in the car much more. The total annual miles driven by women of reproductive age increased 275% from 1969 to 1990. […]

Is Wearing The Seat Belt Really Safe For Pregnant Women?

24 (19 ) Apr

The question every mom-to-be asks herself when pulling that strap across her body in the car… “Is the seat belt really safe for pregnant women?” She may even […]

12 Tips for Safer Driving While Pregnant

27 (17 ) Feb

You took a pregnancy test that showed positive. You visited your doctor. And you picked up your copy of “What to Expect When You Are Expecting” as it […]

When Should I Stop Driving While Pregnant?

20 (20 ) Feb

Many pregnant women ask, “when should I stop driving while pregnant or can I drive the whole time?” The general answer is you never have to stop driving […]

Driving While Pregnant: Comfort and Safety

13 (20 ) Feb

Are or were you comfortable when driving while pregnant? Do you question the safety of driving while pregnant? I was pregnant three times. (Well, technically six, but only […]

Pregnancy Risks: A Comparison of the Don’ts of Pregnancy

06 (06 ) Feb

When you’re pregnant, taking care of yourself and your baby should be your top priority. That means avoiding certain pregnancy risks to keep yourself and your unborn child safe. […]