Are you traveling this summer? You're not alone! It's important to keep your little one safe when traveling. too, especially when it comes to car seats! Check out these 4 Summer Travel Tips from Saving Said Simply to keep your family safe when on the road this season, including features of the brand new Safety 1st Grow and Go 3-in-1 car seat! Car seat safety is the most important safety feature for new moms and dads!
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Go to your local fire station and make sure your car seat is installed properly. Thanks for the chance! 🙂
Make sure every ones seat are properly secured and that straps are properly adjusted! Thanks so much for the chance!
My best safety tip for summer travel is to make sure the harness chest clip is at arm pit level! The 5 point harness is useless if it isn’t positioned properly.
make sure you clean it constantly because it gets extremely dirty!!!ahb
thank!
make sure the straps arent twisted
My sure you secure your child properly.
Bring activities for the kids to do. In our case, we have an infant so someone has to sit with her.
Wow, I know this should be obvious but NEVER leave your child unattended in a car. Not even for a minute!
Make sure the car seats are installed properly. I have to admit I have driven with one of the car seats unbuckled. My husband took it out and forgot to put it back in correctly. I was furious!!!!! Lesson learned. I check the seats before buckling in the kids.