car seat safety Archives

Flying with Children on Personal Aircraft

If you are a pilot and flying with children on a personal airplane, how do you keep your child restrained? This is probably the most important issue concerning […]

How is RideSafer safe and legal when these are not?

19 (27 ) May

There are illegal “car seats” for sale that you have to be watchful for but… the RideSafer is not one of them. The RideSafer is a safe and […]

Car Seats: But My Doctor Said!

31 (19 ) Mar

What crazy things has your doctor said about car seats? Doctors are experts at keeping you and your family healthy, but that does not mean they are experts […]

5 Reasons Your Insurance May Deny Claims to Replace Car Seats

24 (20 ) Mar

The aftermath of a bad car crash is disastrous. One can never be truly prepared for the emotional and physical stress car accidents cause. Medical help and insurance […]

Do I need to replace my car seat after a crash or accident?

17 (02 ) Mar

Why You Should Replace Your Car Seat After A Crash For Increased Car Seat Safety The question you are probably here asking: Do I have to replace my […]

The General History of Car Seats: Then and Now

02 (21 ) Sep

Originally “child seats” started out as nothing more than burlap sacks with a drawstring that hung over the headrest on the passenger’s seat. People designed early car seats simply to lift the child to allow him to look out the window and to keep the child more or less in one spot in the car. […]

Seat Belt Entanglement

26 (20 ) Aug

Are you asking what is seat belt entanglement and what does it have to do with my child? Seat belt entanglement is when a child is being strangled […]

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Choking on the Road: Don’t Let Your Kids Eat While You Are Driving

12 (20 ) Aug

Unfortunately, driving and (kids) eating just don’t mix. It’s not worth the risk of choking. As a CPS technician, I can’t tell you how many times a parent […]

Going Forward Facing Too Early – WAY Too Early

05 (20 ) Aug

Nearly 25% of parents turn their child forward facing too early, even before the child turns 1. A University of Michigan survey asked a randomly selected group of […]