Tweens and seat belt safety
Your kids aren't little kids any more but they aren't teenager yet either. They are in between. They want to be treated like big kids but aren't ready for the responsibility we place...
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04 Apr
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12 Apr
Safest Place in the Car for Tweens? In the Back Seat.
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 about how to keep their...
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10 Aug
When can children sit in the front seat of the car?
Age 13. Bam. Done! It is safest and best practice for children to wait to sit in the front seat until they are age 13. The Centers for Disease Control, the National Highway Traffic Safety...
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16 Mar
Big, Big Kids Still Need Boosters
Big kids still need boosters until they are how "big" exactly? Our oldest son is 8 1/2 years old. In most states he can legally ride in a car without a car seat. In Colorado,...
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01 Dec
Keep Kids in the Back Seat
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 starts during the car seat stages;...
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