CAR BOOSTER SEATS
If your child is too big for a child car seat, but still too short
for adult seat belts, a belt-positioning booster seat is your
safest option, according to researchers.
Adult seat belts cut a child's
risk of injury by 38%, but using a booster seat with an adult
belt cuts that risk by 78%.
Secure children in the back
seat of your car whenever possible, where it is safest.
-from the Hope Health Newsletter
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