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 […]
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21 Child Car Safety Tips You Need to Know this Year
Buh-bye 2020, hello 2021. We are ready! We wish you a Happy, Healthy and Safe New Year with these 21 child car safety tips to remember this year […]
Car Crashes During Pregnancy: A Comparison
A comparison of two car crashes during pregnancy? Other than the outcome; devastating in one and a miracle in the other. […]
When Should I Stop Driving While Pregnant?
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 […]
Missing Stage in Child Passenger Safety — Pregnancy
“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.” […]
Car Seat Safety Quiz Answers
How many car seat safety answers did you get right? Answers: 1. When does car seat safety begin? Actually D. Many people think you don’t need to worry […]
How safe is your car seat? A car seat safety quiz
Surveys show that 9 out of 10 (90%) parents think they are using the right child restraint in the right way for their child. Yet according to Safe […]
What to look for in a pregnancy seatbelt positioner?
We find more and more choices in pregnancy seatbelt positioner devices available all the time. This is good in a sense because it means more people are realizing […]
Driving in Pregnancy: What’s Being Done
Many universities have been studying driving in pregnancy over the years. Ever wonder why? As a parent-to-be you know once that baby is born, you can’t drive anywhere […]
Injuries Caused to Pregnant Women in Car Crashes
Not surprisingly, pregnant women take great measures to make sure they take care of their unborn child. Some women become almost obsessive about eating right, exercising, getting proper sleep and avoiding harsh environments such as a smoking area. Yet they still climb into the car and drive, an activity that puts them and their unborn baby at the greatest risk for fatal injuries. […]
