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Car seats
Statistics show that of all infants born today, one in 60 will die as a result of a motor vehicle accident. Many more will be seriously injured. These deaths and injuries could be reduced by 70 to 80 percent by the use of car restraints. For infants, the best car seat design is the bucket type in the rear facing position. There are also seats designed to convert from rear facing to front facing as your child grows.
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The key to using car restraints successfully is to use them consistently. A child who is restrained in the car from infancy onward will come to expect this as the norm. Remember that in newer autos which have a passenger airbag, a car seat or a child under the age of ten should not be restrained in the front seat.
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