21. Billings, Montana Online Billings Clinic offers Welcome Baby, Lamaze, Mom To Mom, childseat safety andmany more classes that help prepare the expectant parent for their new arrival http://billings.zezenetwork.com/expectant.html

Billings Links Accommodations Agriculture Arts and Entertainment Education ... All Link Subjects Subscribe to magiccitynewsletter Powered by groups.yahoo.com Expectant Parenting 101 Becoming an expectant parent can be an exciting and scary time, especially for first time parents. Deaconess Clinic and St. Vincent Healthcare both offer classes for expectant parents and expectant siblings that can help make this time more exciting and a lot less scary. Billings Clinic offers Welcome Baby, Lamaze, Mom To Mom, Childseat Safety and many more classes that help prepare the expectant parent for their new arrival. The Mom To Mom classes are for after birth and offer new, first time moms the opportunity to meet with both new and experienced moms to share information and support. Welcome Baby classes offer information on everything from labor and delivery to breastfeeding and going home. St. Vincent offers Getting Ready For Baby, Sibling Tours, Natural Family Planning and many other great classes for both expectant parents and siblings. The Getting Ready For Baby class is a 7 week course that covers delivery, pain management, breastfeeding and more. The Sibling Tours are for children ages 3 1/2 and older and help to prepare them for the arrival of their new sibling. Many of these wonderful classes are offered FREE of charge! Expectant parents can gain helpful information, meet other expectant parents and take a little of the worry out of waiting for their bundle of joy to arrive.

22. LAST WEEK Bunny GiveA-way, DARE, Highway Cleanup, Gretna Days Float, childseat safetyAwareness, Junior Golf, Tri-Star Football, and our Banquet. http://www.gretnaoptimist.org/meetings.htm

MEETINGS Every Thursday Morning - 7:00 am Except 3rd Thursday - 7:00 pm 709 Angus Street [SEP 25] [OCT 7] [OCT 14] October 14, 2004 Carol Weisflock. The Oct. 14th Optimist meeting was conducted by our new President, Mike Avery. He asked for reports on the Candidate Forum held Oct 10th at the Gretna High School. Reports were that the turn-out of voters was small, but that they held a lively forum. Pizza sales by the Optimists at the Gretna Homecoming game were successful. It was reported that they sold 80 pizza's for a total of over $989. The Optimist sponsored Halloween Parade will be held at the Gretna Elementary School on South street from 7 to 8. Costumes will be judged by a panel of judges from Optimist members from outside of our Gretna unit. Past President Rippe presented Jack Koke with an award for recruiting 3 new members for our Club during the past year. The speaker this morning was Carolyn Weisflock who is manager of the Gretna Outlet stores. She reported on her ideas of things that could enhance the effectiveness of the Mall. She said she is looking for a "Key" store to lead interest in the Mall. She has at least 5 new firms that are expressing interest in the Mall. She reported that the new "Pre School" service is attracting customers and is good for both the Mall and the operator of the Pre-School. Another unit attracting much interest is "Tiny Town" which is sort of a miniature Playland Park for very small children. It is open Thursday, Friday and Saturdays now, but will be open every day during spring and summer.

23. BritaxUSA.com Britax produces quality child safety restraints ranging from rearfacing infantseats to seat belt positioning boosters for older children. http://www.childseat.com/

24. Childseat Installation Tips. Properly restrained infant in rearfacing infant only child safety seat Knowing how to lock the seat belt is what will hold your child safety seat in http://www.nhtsa.dot.gov/people/injury/childps/csr2001/csrhtml/infants2_Guide.ht

Infant Child Seat Use and Installation Tips Rear-facing infant only child safety seat: Certified for use from birth up to 20 to 22 pounds (top of baby's head must be below top edge of seat). Use REAR-FACING only. NEVER place a rear-facing infant seat in the front seat with a front passenger air bag. Some infant-only seats are sold as part of a stroller system Some have detachable bases which can be left in the vehicle, etc. *There are some infant seats, used for special needs purposes, which are designed to allow the infant to lie flat. Properly restrained infant in rear-facing infant only child safety seat Place harness straps at or below infant's shoulders. Keep harness straps snug. Place chest clip at infant's armpit level to keep harness straps in place. If necessary, place rolled towel around baby's head and neck for support. Do not put heavy clothing or jacket on baby. This prevents harness straps from being snug. Never place any extra cushioning under or behind your baby. This also prevents harness straps from being snug. If additional padding is needed, use only the padding that comes with your child safety seat. Secure infant in seat and then place blanket over infant (do NOT cover infant's head).

25. Child Passenger Safety The National Transportation safety Board has conducted studies and issued As a result of this study, the safety Board issued recommendations to the http://www.ntsb.gov/Surface/highway/childseat.htm

C HILD P ASSENGER S AFETY The National Transportation Safety Board has conducted studies and issued recommendations to improve transportation safety for children under the age of 20, including School Bus Passenger Safety Child Safety Seats School Bus Passenger Safety Commonly, people believe that school children are not protected during a crash because school buses do not have seat belts. In fact, school buses are designed with a clever occupant protection system that fits both a kindergarten student and a high school senior, without the need for seat belts. This occupant protection system is called compartmentalization: the seats are strong, closely spaced together, high backed, well padded, and are designed to absorb energy during a crash. Compartmentalization works best in frontal and rear impact scenarios. School buses are one of the safest forms of transportation on the road today. An average of only 7 passengers are fatally injured each year as school buses carry over 23.5 million children daily. The Safety Board continues to investigate school bus crashes to ensure that this safety record continues (see links below). In 1999, the Safety Board conducted a study on Bus Crashworthiness Issues. The conclusions of this study focus on several main issues:

26. NTSB - Press Release Washington DC The National Transportation safety Board opened a new Internetweb page to provide http//www.ntsb.gov/Surface/Highway/childseat.htm. http://www.ntsb.gov/Pressrel/2000/000802.htm

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: August 2, 2000 SB 00-16 NEW SAFETY BOARD WEB PAGE OFFERS CHILD SAFETY INFO Washington D.C. - The National Transportation Safety Board opened a new Internet web page to provide much-needed information to parents and caregivers about child transportation safety on our nation’s highways. The NTSB web page provides information about the need for proper use of child safety seats and booster seats in automobiles and features links to other web sites where consumers can get information on child safety seat fitting stations in their area. The new web page is located at: http://www.ntsb.gov/Surface/Highway/childseat.htm The page also can be reached by going to the NTSB’s home page, http://www.ntsb.gov , clicking on the “Highway” button, and then choosing the “Child Transportation Safety” link. “Child safety seats have proven to be more than 70 percent effective in preventing deaths and serious injuries,” said NTSB Chairman Jim Hall. “But, to get all of the benefits these safety seats offer, the child restraints must be used properly.” This is an important message to get out to parents and caregivers because highway crashes remain the leading cause of death for America’s children. And, while the use of child safety seats and booster seats effectively reduce the risk, their misuse is widespread.

27. The Center For Auto Safety For years, the National Highway Traffic safety Administration (NHTSA) has back seat will be required to have three locations for securing the childseat. http://www.autosafety.org/LemonTimes/ChildSeat.htm

Membership At Long Last: Easier and Safer Child Seat Installation For years, parents have struggled with proper child seat installation in their vehicles. For years, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has struggled with finding a solution to this problem. Currently, approximately 80% of people make at least one significant error in using child restraint seats. In addition, in the past few years there has been mounting frustration with the effort required to properly install a child seat. NHTSA's consumer complaint Hotline received almost 20,000 calls in just the first eight months of 1998 from people about problems associated with correctly installing their child seat. As we approach the 21st century, NHTSA has issued a final rule which requires both vehicle and child seat manufacturers to redesign their respective products. The new design changes will make all child seats compatible with all vehicles. Parents and caregivers will no longer have to deal with the constant readjustment and uncertainty in securing childseats as is the case with the current belt system. Unfortunately, the final rule fails to require the new design for the rear center seating position thus falling short in providing consumers with the safest alternative for this location. The New Design The new child seats will have three attachment points which will secure into anchor points in the car. While the final rule does not require child seats to be equipped with top tethers, almost all child seat models will have one in order to limit the movement of child's head in the event of a crash. The new child seats will also permit installation in older model vehicles which do not have the anchorage system. Parents with older model vehicles will still be able to secure the new childseats using the traditional method of weaving the lap belt through the seat.

28. Car-Safety.Org Vehicle And Carseat Safety Information Our nonprofit website includes information on these terms carseat safety safestcar seats safe carseats best car seat review childseat compatible child http://www.car-safety.org/

Forums Carseat Basics FAQ LATCH ... Site Index Are Your Kids Safe? Motor Vehicle Crashes are the #1 cause of death for children and adults, age groups 1 to 34. Selecting a safe vehicle and properly using child restraints and seatbelts may be the most important things you can do to protect your family. Please browse our articles to learn more about these topics, and visit Car-Seat.Org forums if you still have any questions. Thank you for visiting; Remember to Buckle-Up and please drive safely! Our non-profit website includes information on these terms: carseat safety safest car seats safe carseats best car seat review childseat compatible child restraint compatibility infant convertible booster comparison LATCH retrofit kit rear facing tether anchor upgrade vehicle buying guide seatbelt airbag SUV rollover frontal offset crash test cars truck minivan illinois chicago event checkup list ISOFIX FAQ links kids fitting station inspection fit correct installation britax evenflo graco century and cosco. Vehicle and Carseat Safety - Buying Guides and Articles Carseat Basics: Selection and Use Carseat FAQ Frequently Asked Questions Carseat Features Buying Guide Why Rear Facing is Safest ... Forums (Ask Questions!)

29. Child Car Restraints Safety Childseat Carseat Regulations Clark Goldner, P.C. At The personal injury law firm of Clark Goldner and Clark, located in Atlanta,Georgia, handles motor vehicle and truck accidents, wrongful death, http://www.clarkgoldner.com/child_restraints.shtml

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30. ChildSeat You can attend a free safety class and, if you qualify financially, get a voucherworth $45.00 toward the purchase of a safety seat or booster. http://www.la-habra-heights.org/childseat.htm

Child Safety Seat Inspections More than 95% of the car seats inspected are being used incorrectly! You can attend a free safety class and, if you qualify financially, get a voucher worth $45.00 toward the purchase of a safety seat or booster. A CHILD MUST BE IN A CHILD SEAT UNTIL THEY ARE 6 YEARS OR 60 POUNDS WHERE: Santa Fe Springs/CHP Office 10551 N. Orr and Day Road Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 WHEN: Mondays, Between 8:00am - 2:00pm By Appointment Only. Call or come in for your appointments. CONTACT: Officers Ryan Lindsey, Terry Liu, or Andy Calise if you have any questions. PHONE: NOTE: Please have your child with you during the inspection so they can be properly fitted in their car seat. Click Below for More Information: California Buckle-Up Laws for Parents Other Safety Seat or Booster Seat Inspection Programs

31. YCHD - Carseat Safety Britax Child safety Inc. www.childseat.com Order child safety seats and viewinstallation tips for each seat. Century www.centuryproducts.com http://www.yolocounty.org/org/health/ph/carseat.asp

Children and Carseats . . . It's the Law! (CVC 27360) About CLIKKS What Can I Do? Yolo County Low Cost Car Seat Program Contact Us ... Child Passenger Safety Websites About CLIKKS Our goal : The goal of CLIKKS is to reduce the number of injuries from motor vehicle crashes to children, ages 0-6 years old, by increasing the correct use of child safety seats. What we do : Train volunteer car seat checkers Provide parent/caregiver car seat safety education Assist with local resources for car seat safety education Operate a low cost car seat program Family Safety in the Car program What Can I Do? Be an active member of the coalition Car Seat Coalition Meeting - Open to the public... You are invited! Location: Guinda Room, DESS Building, 25 N. Cottonwood Street, Woodland Time: Dates for 2004: Become a volunteer car seat checker Donate 3-4 hours of your time 3-4 or more times per year Requires an eight hour training Become a volunteer car sear checker support person Help with traffic flow, filling out papers, holding babies, etc. Sponsor a car seat presentation at your work place, community group, or church

32. Saferoads.com - Vehicle Safety childseat pic The combination of a forward facing child safety seat and a boosterseat offers a wide weight range of 9 kg to over 18 kg (20 lb. to over 40 http://www.saferoads.com/vehicles/childseats.html

Child Safety Seats Safety Seat Inspection Schedule Common Errors Air Bags and Children ... Take the booster seat YES test (pdf) Keeping Your Child Happy Community Partners The Facts A child under six years whose weight does not exceed 18 kg (40 lb.) must be properly secured in a child safety seat. All seats used in Canada must have a label on them stating that the seat meets Canadian Motor Vehicle Safety Standard 213. If a child safety seat has been involved in a collision, replace it immediately. The safest place for a child under 12 years is the back seat. Common Errors Not securing a forward facing child safety seat with a tether strap and proper anchor Not using the appropriate child safety seat for the weight of the child Not having the child safety seat secured tight enough by the vehicle seat belt Not putting the chest clip at armpit level Not having the internal harness snug Back to Top Airbags and Children If your vehicle is equipped with a passenger front-seat air bag with no shut off switch: Never install a rear facing child safety seat in the front seat.

33. Compare Prices And Read Reviews On Britax Roundabout At Epinions.com http//www.childseat.com/ http//www.childseat.com/safety/dedicated.cfmhttp//www.britax.com/group/css/default.htm Recommended http://www.epinions.com/content_53740605060

Join Epinions Help Sign In Car Seats All Categories Advanced Search Home Car Seats Britax Roundabout Overall rating: Reviewed by 214 Epinions users Durability: Ease of Use: Write a Review Compare Prices View Details Read Reviews ... Subscribe to reviews on this product Read Review of Britax Roundabout Review Summary About the Author No Doubt about the Roundabout! Jan 22 '02 Author's Product Rating Durability: Ease of Use: Pros Exceeds all safety standards / grows with your child Cons None The Bottom Line Full Review No doubt about it, the Britax Roundabout is THE premier child car safety seat to have. Though on the pricey side (average $200) it is well worth it, and will last a good long time. It can accommodate children from 5 to 40 pounds, and is convertible from a rear facing to a front facing safety seat. It is one of the only car seats that will actually seat a child up to 30 pounds in a rear configuration, and it meets and exceeds US safety standards. Who is Britax anyway? They are a UK company that started selling their child safety products in the US in 1996 - and has been on top for quality, durability and safety ever since. We have the flower power pattern (now discontinued) and for almost 2 years now it has held up exceedingly well. We have absolutely no complaints about the product. We really like the teather strap (which works in rear or forward configurations) and it’s ease of installation. If you spend the extra cash, you will not be disappointed with the Britax Roundabout car safety seat!

34. Compare Prices And Read Reviews On 1998 Chrysler Town & Country At Epinions.com While the car was in for service I requested a second childseat bolt to be installed.This safety issue cost me $37.50!!!! Something that should in my http://www.epinions.com/auto-review-7AAD-4480211-387F2B5E-bd4

Join Epinions Help Sign In Used Cars All Categories Advanced Search Home Used Cars Overall rating: Reviewed by 15 Epinions users Reliability: Seat Comfort: Quality and Craftsmanship: Ease of Conversion: Write a Review Compare Prices View Details Read Reviews ... Subscribe to reviews on this product Review Summary About the Author Upset with Chrysler re: childseat bolt Jan 14 '00 Author's Product Rating Pros roomy Cons Poor Customer Service Full Review I am the unhappy owner of a Chrysler minivan and after having to deal with the company I would never purchase another vehicle from them again. The performance of the vehicle on the whole has been good (the vehicle is a 98)however my concern is with the attitude of the company and its dealers!! My ordeal began when the brakes needed to be replaced, I brought my vehicle into the dealer where it was purchased from (Sevenview - Ontario, Canada)thinking this is where I would get the best service. A mistake I will not make again - total cost was $500!!!! While the car was in for service I requested a second childseat bolt to be installed. This safety issue cost me $37.50!!!! Something that should in my opinion be a FREE service. I contacted DaimlerChrysler Canada and was told that the bolt was supplied free of charge, however they had no juristiction on what the dealerships charged for installation. (Basically "there's nothing we can do for you and go away!!") Neeedless to say I am disgusted with the dealership and will never bring my car back there again but also in the attitude of the corporation. As far as I am concerned the majority of people purchasing minivans are families,(with more than one child)and the childseat bolts should be mandatory!!!

35. Britax Launches New Child Safety Seat Technology On Expressway ISOFIX Model This month Britax Child safety, Inc. announces the launch of its new ExpresswayISOFIX then push the whole childseat back tight into the backrest. http://www.accidentreconstruction.com/news/oct02/103102a.asp

Book Store Discussion Forum Education Directory Events Calendar ... Services Britax Launches New Child Safety Seat Technology On Expressway ISOFIX Model This month Britax Child Safety, Inc. announces the launch of its new "Expressway ISOFIX" model, the first forward-facing toddler seat in the US with RIGID LATCH connectors. Compared to the now common "flexible" LATCH systems, a "rigid" LATCH system is designed to offer the easiest method of attaching a child restraint to the vehicle. After locating the vehicle LATCH anchor bars, the consumer only needs to pull out the rigid connector assembly and press each of two connectors into engagement, then push the whole childseat back tight into the backrest. As with other LATCH childseats, the Expressway ISOFIX can also be installed using the vehicle seatbelts alone. The Expressway ISOFIX was designed by Britax-Romer in Germany and is shipped partially assembled to Britax Child Safety, Inc. in Charlotte. The ISOFIX name stems from the European acronym for "International Standards Organization fixation." This model goes by the name "Duo ISOFIX" in Europe and so far has been approved for use by 16 manufacturers in 96 different vehicle models. Beyond the easy to use rigid LATCH attachment, the Expressway ISOFIX design includes an innovative "pivot link" mechanism (US Patent # 6,325,454) for reduction of frontal crash loads and head movement.

36. The Brookline Police Programs Child Seat safety Initiative. Brookline Police Officers, who are To learnmore about child seat and passenger safety, please visit www.mass.gov/ghsb. http://www.brooklinepolice.com/programs/childseat.html

Enhanced 911 Information R. A. D. - Rape Aggression Defense R. A. D. KIDS Citizen Police Academy ... Operation I.D. Child Seat Safety Initiative Brookline Police Officers, who are certified as NHTSA Child Passenger Safety Technicians, are available to instruct parents on the proper use of child restraint systems, assist with installations and provide education to the community in the use of child seats and seatbelts. Approximately 8 out of every ten child seats are being used incorrectly. Please contact the Community Service Division at (617) 730-2248 for more information. To learn more about child seat and passenger safety, please visit: www.mass.gov/ghsb

37. Medem: Medical Library: Car Safety Seats — Basic Guidelines No one car safety seat is safest or best. The best car safety seat is site at http//www.odi.nhtsa.dot.gov/cars/problems/recalls/childseat.cfm http://www.medem.com/MedLB/article_detaillb.cfm?article_ID=ZZZT24LYQMC&sub_cat=1

38. U.S. Roads Highway safety road maintenance management engineering injury litigation car, catalog, center line, centerline, child seat, childseat, clear, usroads, http://www.usroads.com/

Home Journals About Us Links ... Search www.USroads.com USroads.com is the website of TranSafety, Inc., since 1982 a respected independent source of information on road safety, management, and litigation. At this site, you will find information regarding our consulting and research services, as well as two journals and hundreds of free archived articles You can also access links to more than 100 transportation and travel-related sites. SEARCH U.S. ROADS WEBSITE Information Highway "Think of it as a manual for the sysadmins of the real superhighway. The US Roads site offers four journals for the highway traffic, safety, and management coordinator in your life. The journals show the way to a life with better guardrails and fewer potholes. But in case you choose not to improve your guardrails, there's always the Road Injury [Prevention] and Litigation Journal." HotWired: Net Surf Central (Netsurf Search Keyword: Roads) This site is a member of the Motorcycle Safety Ring and is owned by U.S. Roads, a division of TranSafety, Inc. Motorcycle Safety Ring Sites To take full advantage of all our site has to offer, use

39. U.S. Roads The US Roads site offers four journals for the highway traffic, safety, center line, centerline, child seat, childseat, clear recovery zone, collision, http://www.usroads.com/mainf.html

www.USroads.com UNDER CONSTRUCTION USroads.com is the website of TranSafety, Inc., since 1982 a respected independent source of information on road safety, management, and litigation. At this site, you will find information regarding our consulting and research services, as well as two journals and hundreds of free archived articles You can also access links to more than 100 transportation and travel-related sites. SEARCH U.S. ROADS WEBSITE Information Highway "Think of it as a manual for the sysadmins of the real superhighway. The US Roads site offers four journals for the highway traffic, safety, and management coordinator in your life. The journals show the way to a life with better guardrails and fewer potholes. But in case you choose not to improve your guardrails, there's always the Road Injury [Prevention] and Litigation Journal." HotWired: Net Surf Central (Netsurf Search Keyword: Roads) This site is a member of the Motorcycle Safety Ring and is owned by U.S. Roads, a division of TranSafety, Inc. Motorcycle Safety Ring Sites To take full advantage of all our site has to offer, use

40. Brockton Police Department - Child Seat Safety The Massachusetts City of Brockton Police department web site filled with contenton community policing, crime prevention, domestic violence, and community http://www.brocktonpolice.com/comed/childseat.htm

The Brockton Police Department takes child safety seriously. It is our goal to provide parents and caregivers useful information on safely restraining their children , to encourage the correct use of child restraints, and to ensure optimal protection by child restraint systems. Child seats are the most effective restraint system available. Rear-facing infant seats reduce the risk of fatal injury in a car crash by 71 percent, forward-facing safety seats for toddlers reduce the fatality risk by 54 percent, and safety belts reduce fatalities by 45 percent. However, a child restraint system must be properly used to provide optimum protection. The safest child restraint systems available can prevent death and injury only if they are purchased and used correctly. If you have questions or need assistance with your car seat contact the Brockton police Department at (508) 897 5200. The BPD has three certified car seat technicians available. Ask for: Lieutenant Wayne Sargo Officer Antonio Randolph Officer James Coady email us at WSargo@brocktonpolice.com

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