Safety First
The public educator at the Pike Township Fire Department told me that she has never had someone come in with their infant car seat install as securely as I did when I brought it for inspection at lunch today. I admit that I had help, though, from my dad and brother putting the bases in both my car and Frema's about a month and a half ago.
However, I did learn a few things that we had planned to do are potentially unsafe. Like putting in the roll-up window shades, which can come off and cause injury in a crash. You see those around a lot on other people's cars, and you figure that they wouldn't sell them if they were safe for babies. While I can't image they would really be all that dangerous, the certified inspector at the fire department did advise against it and recommended the window-cling variety. I looked them up, and there are some that change color in the sun. Just like my old G.I. Joe Zartan action figure or the Hypercolor T-shirt I had back in high school.


3 comments:
I am glad that the infant seat has passed the test. There were moments during the installation process that I had my doubts, but you guys got the job done.
He,he, Zartan and the Hypercolor shirt bring back memories.
Infant seat sure have come a long way. And it's a good thing. That's awfully precious cargo.
Good job. I am glad it was done right. Some job can not be just OK, they have to be right.
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