Yes, in as much as the American Academy of Pediatrics is now recommending that babies should remain rear-facing until they reach the maximum height and weight allowed by the car seat manufacturer. Previously their...
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. While many state laws still say the...
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...
Rear facing vs forward facing car seats (and how that includes the RideSafer Travel Vest) when we apply the 5 safety principles of every restraint system. There are 5 principles every restraint system applies...
Nearly 25% of parents turn their child forward facing too early, even before the child turns 1. Recent University of Michigan surveys asked a randomly selected group of parents with children between the ages...
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After all 3 out of 4 of all car seats are being used incorrectly and 93% of newborns are in their car seats with critical errors. Learn how to fix the most common car seat mistakes with this report.
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