Many states have a variety of safety laws in place that are designed to keep their youngest residents safe, but some are doing a better job of protecting their most vulnerable residents than others. […]
The Long Story of Why We Are in This Business
Before there was a company When Greg and I met and married, he was a firefighter/paramedic. He also was a Child Passenger Safety Technician Instructor. Greg did a […]
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Is the RideSafer Legal?
Many people wonder how this little vest called the RideSafer Travel Vest can be safe and legal compared to the typical large, bulky car seat. So is the […]
RideSafer 2 Crotch Strap
Why is there a Crotch Strap with RideSafer? And what is it’s purpose? And do I need to use it? Watch this video to find out. The crotch […]
Living Up to the Fireman’s Prayer
A note from Safe Ride 4 Kids’ CEO: In the fall of 1998 when I was a brand new fireman, graduating from fire academy, I asked permission to […]
Firefighter Challenges Parents-to-be with Just in Case Message
As people and as parents we do so many things “just in case”. We buy car insurance, health insurance, home owner’s insurance, life insurance, travel insurance, even pet […]
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Safe Halloween Driving Tips
I don’t know about you but my kids love Halloween. With all that candy, dressing up and often staying up late, what child wouldn’t? But dark costumes and […]
How to Use RideSafer Tethers
Upper Body Support and Restraint with RideSafer Tethers When the RideSafer® is being used with a lap-only belt, you are required to use a tether strap to restrain […]
How to Use the RideSafer Travel Vest
Using the RideSafer is really quite easy but sometimes it’s helpful for you to see how to put on the vest and use RideSafer travel vest to safely […]
3 States Update Their Child Restraint Laws (2015)
Kentucky, New Jersey and Oklahoma made updates to their Child Restraint Laws recently. Here we’ll explain the updates in normal language, instead of legalese. Kentucky House Bill 315 […]
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