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Car Seat Safety -- Everything You Need to Know to Keep Your Child Safe
Have you seen a lot of bad drivers during your years on the road? Are you worried about car seat safety now that you're going to be a parent? We'll give you the lowdown on what you need to know. #carseats #carseatsafety #carseatideas #babycarseats #infantcarseats
Busting myths about extended rear facing car seats
Thinking of rear facing your baby, toddler or preschooler? You totally should! It's five times safer than a forward facing car seat. If you're on the fence, this post busts the myths about extended rear facing car seats and will hopefully persuade you to
The UK are now ahead of us in Australia with extended rear-facing being promoted and extended rear-facing seats ( Known as Type D car seats in Australia, legal to use, but not currently available to us) are available to parents to buy and use throughout the UK.
DD is 8.5 months and still in her group 0 car seat. She's not even 17 pounds yet and I know she can't go in a group 1 car seat until she's at least 20 pounds…
Rear Facing Car Seats: A Decision with a (Not So) Obvious Answer
Thinking about turning your child's car seat from rear facing to forward facing? This mom shares the scientific reasons why you should wait as long as possible to turn their car seat around. This is a MUST read for any mom with kids in car seats! #momtips #momhacks #safety #parenting
March is Brian Injury Awareness Month. Arizona Childproofers has a car seat tip for you to help keep your baby safe from brain injuries while driving. Did you know that rear-facing is the SAFEST riding position? 480-634-7366 www.azchildproofers.com #arizona #childsafety #carseatsafetyip #safetytips
Rear-facing car seats offer maximum protection for your child’s head, neck and spinal cord, yet 77% of children are moved into a forward-facing seat too soon. Get more expert car seat safety tips on the Diono blog: https://us.diono.com/category/tips-advice/
