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Archives for August 2016

Appropriate Car Seats

August 20, 2016 by Crispin Borunda

The Texas Department of Public Safety has created an excellent website which presents guidelines for child passenger saftety:
Texas DPS Carseat Information
This simplification has been long overdue. Here are important points to remember from these guidelines. First, NEVER turn forward-facing before child meets all three requirements (age, height, and weight) set by safety seat manufacturer for forward-facing. Second, continue to use a booster seat until the adult lap/shoulder safety belt fits them properly.
The Car Seat Lady has an excellent 5 step test to determine when your child is able to ride without a booster seat:
http://thecarseatlady.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/screen-shot-2014-03-08-at-2-17-42-pm.png
Please call the office and speak with the nurses if you have any questions. Also, continue to send your questions to [email protected]
Dr. Young

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