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Child saftey in your car
Contact:
Sharon Anderberg
Phone:
858-492-5139
Email:
sharon@zwhizz.com
Protect your children in your car. Adult seat belts don't safely restrain small bodies and undeveloped bones and muscles of infants and young children. Use an approved child safety restraint:
Infant seats - rear-facing safety seats for babies from birth to about 20 pounds.
Convertible safety seats - change from rear-facing for infants to front-facing for tots weighing 20-plus pounds up to about four years old.
Booster seats - for children too large for convertable seats, but too small for adult seat belts.
Safety belts - lap/shoulder belts fit securely across the hips and chest of 50-plus pound children in the back seat.
Always restrain every child in a car, preferably in the back. Place rear-facing seats in the back seat, and use both lap and shoulder belts on larger children. Always buckle yourself in, too.
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