One Car Seat at a Time
Backless Booster Proper Fit Guide!
On the fourth day of Child Passenger Safety Week 2021 we bring you: the science of booster seats!
What does a booster seat do, exactly? How do they protect our children? Check out our article here: https://csftl.org/booster-science/
Another great proper use graphic, this time for booster seats! Booster seats can be intimidating for caregivers to use as they’re very different from a harnessed seat and it can be intimidating seeing your child in a booster for the first time! Questions? Message us or email savingprincewilliamslittles@gmail.com!
🎊 It’s National Child Passenger Safety Week! Today we’re focusing on proper usage of Booster Seats for school-age children. Even though they are generally less complicated than harnessed seats, there are still a lot of ways to misuse them. Most frequent mistakes include not adjusting the height of a highback booster and misrouting the seatbelt. ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜❤️
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This is a shocking statistic – if your little is out of a booster seat, please make sure they pass the 5-step test! Message us or email savingprincewilliamslittles@gmail.com if you have questions!
Is your child using the correct car seat? DYK: More than 90% of children who are using lap-and-shoulder seat belts under the age of 10 should still be in a car seat or booster seat, according to research from
AAA and the National Safety Council using data from the National Digital Check Form database?Great graphics on how to ensure your children are harnessed correctly rear-facing and forward-facing!
🎊 It’s National Child Passenger Safety Week! Harness misuse ranks as one of the top car seat mistakes. Make sure your children are always properly secured in the vehicle! ❤️💛💚💙💜❤️
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CPS week continues with the 3 most common car seat mistakes! Check out the AAA Car Seat Safety site for more info: aaa.com/safeseats4kids.
New research from AAA and the National Safety Council reveals three common mistakes experts see when conducting car seat checks. One is failure to use a tether. It is best practice to use a tether when
installing a forward-facing seat with either the lower anchors or seat belt.To learn about the importance of your child’s car seat at each stage of his/her growth, visit: aaa.com/safeseats4kids
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Infant Seat Quick Reference! Questions? Let us know!
It’s CPS Week! Harness misuse ranks as one of the top misuses we see. Make sure your infant rides safely from the beginning! Share with friends and family!
It’s CPS week! Kicking things off with a statistic. Some common mistakes we see at check events are not using the tether when forward facing, and also moving kids out of harnessed seats too soon. Questions on your setup? Send us a message or email savingprincewilliamslittles@Gmail.com!
Did your child’s car seat get checked by an expert? New research from AAA and the National Safety Council using the National Digital Check Form database indicates more than a quarter of children are moved from
forward-facing car seats to booster seats too soon.Learn how to select the right seat and find a place near you to get your car seat inspected: https://www.nhtsa.gov/campaign/right-seat
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We’re at the Prince William Hospital hospital in Manassas until 3 checking car seats! Checks available in English and Spanish!
FYI for any affected by the Maxi Cosi recall that the remedy has been announced. This is sadly also the official end of all harnessed seats that lasted beyond 65 lbs. :
UPDATE: We and NHTSA have together agreed on the remedy to consumers whose car seats are affected by our voluntary recall, which includes Pria 85, Pria 85 Max, and Pria 70 convertible car seats manufactured from 2019-2021.
Registered consumers and those who contact us will receive a free repair kit, including a replacement instruction manual and labels to apply to their seats. The new manual and labels will update the forward-facing internal harness weight limit of the car seat to 65 lbs. or 49 in.
YOU MAY CONTINUE TO USE THIS CAR SEAT IN BOTH REAR-FACING MODE AND FORWARD-FACING MODE FOR CHILDREN UP TO 65 LBS. OR 49 IN. TALL, CONSISTENT WITH THE UPDATED INSTRUCTION MANUAL AND LABELS INCLUDED IN YOUR REPAIR KIT.
If you’re already using or intend to use your seat for a child that weighs above 65 lbs. or is taller than 49 in., we can offer you a RodiSport booster (or a similar booster car seat) free of charge.
For more information, visit the link in our bio.
Questions:
📧 Email Pria85Recall@djgusa.com
☎️ Call 877-657-9546
📲 DM us on social media
Thank you!
We are down to only 5 spots left for our FREE Bilingual (English/Spanish) Car Seat Check Event this Saturday 9/18 from 12 PM – 3 PM at the UVA Prince William Medical Center. Sign up now!
