Safety Resources

According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, in the United States, each year, 12,175 children die from unintentional injuries. Consistent and proper use of child restraints, buckling children into age- and size-appropriate car seats and booster seats, is the best way to ensure child passenger safety. Quick Navigation Maine Car Seat LawMaine Rear-facing […]

Here’s a little good news: on average, people of Maryland use seat belts more than the national average! Let’s keep that good news going – and out little ones safe – by following state car seat laws.source Quick Navigation Maryland Infant/Toddler Car Seat LawMaryland forward-facing Car Seat LawChild Booster Seat Laws in MarylandWhen Can My Child […]

Did you know that in 2015, 5,291 children were involved in fatal crashes in the USA, and 18% of them were unrestrained? Your children are dependent on you for providing safety on the road. Please follow state laws to ensure your child’s safety.source Quick Navigation Massachusetts Car Seat LawMassachusetts Infant/Toddler Car Seat LawChild Booster Seat […]

Did you know that Minnesota saw a 6% increase in traffic fatalities in 2018, and of the 381 people who died in traffic-related accidents that year, 96 were not wearing seat belts? And there’s a connecton between a driver wearing a seat belt and child restraint use. According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, when a driver […]

Did you know that car crashes are the biggest cause of death for children under the age of 13? According to the CDC, car seats can reduce the risk of injuries in crashes by 71% and in 2017 car seats saved the lives of 325 children. Make sure to follow state law, for the safety of your child! Quick […]