Traveling with your family offers a chance to bond with one another. With each mile driven, new memories are made. Parents of small children know the importance of spending quality time together. After all, kids are small once. In a matter of no time, they’re grown and off doing their own thing. […]
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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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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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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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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. […]
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. […]
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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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 […]
Most state child seat laws go up to 8 years of age, which is much better than those few states that don’t and the one that only goes […]
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Even though I spent 18 years of my life taking care of the aftermath of car crashes as a firefighter and paramedic, spending a few days at a […]
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