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Keys to choosing a child seat
Choosing a child seat is a complicated task, since this is a product designed to act efficiently in that split second when everything is at stake. In this article we will try to give you some guidelines so that you can make the best decision.
Crash-test dummies: similarities and differences
Anthropomorphic figures, the so-called crash-test dummies, are used to test the strength and “data” of child car seats. In this article we tell you why they are useful, how they are similar to real children, and also what their limitations are.
Weight limits on child seats
Child seats approved according to the new Regulation 129 have changed the way they are categorized, from weight to height. Now we should no longer talk about “up to 18 kg” but “up to 105 cm”. We explain this below.
Murphy’s Law
John Paul Stapp is known as one of the fathers of impact biomechanics in which he applied Murphy’s maxim, ” If something can go wrong, it will”. To this day, Murphy’s law, namely the theory of defensive design, continues to be applied, especially in the development of life-saving products.
The position of the front seat. A question of safety
A study presented in Sweden assesses how the front seat interacts with the child seat. Here are its main conclusions.
Carrie Mae Weems; much more than a catalog
Exploring, revealing, provoking feelings, exciting. Our catalogs capture the soul of our exhibitions and the essence of each artist. Carrie Mae Weems is no exception. The New York Times has named the catalog for the major retrospective of her work as one of the best photography books of 2022.
NFTs, so what are they all about?
Can you imagine buying a tweet or an iconic moment in the history of cinema and having it belong just to you? NFTs make this possible, but what’s behind these “products” that are becoming increasingly hot news? Are they a safe investment?
Road Safety Education for Goal Zero and a Safe System
A meeting to identify opportunities for action and improve safe, healthy and sustainable mobility in the specific field of road safety education and, in particular, education for children.
We can’t forget. We don’t want to forget.
You probably never thought it could happen to you, but the path of life is not smooth. There is no turning back now, but remembering should help to ensure that there are no more road accident victims.
Children with special needs
We analyze the options available on the market to guarantee that children with special needs, whether this is temporary or permanent, are safe in the car.
Shoulder protectors
We review the function, importance and correct use of the shoulder protectors that are attached to the harness in child seats.
What is the safest child seat in the world?
Since we cannot predict the potential crash scenario, we must use every possible resource to mitigate the possible injuries that could result from the accident.
The evolution of child car seats
Over the last few years we have seen different child seats sharing the market, approved by 2 different legal frameworks.
Is the base of an infant car seat really necessary?
In this article we are going to look at the advantages of using a infant car seat base, so that you can make the best decision for your baby.
What happens if we put a child wearing a coat in a child seat?
Among the recommendations offered by stores, the Department of Transport, manufacturers or other organizations that promote child safety, one of the most common is not to put a child in their car seat while they are wearing a coat. Here we tell you why.
Is the reclining angle important?
It is in the first few months of life, when we transport our baby facing backwards, that the reclining angle is vital, as there is an important relationship between the tilt and the child’s safety.
At what height should we place the harness? And the seat belt?
The guideline we should always follow is: the harness must be positioned at the height stated in the manufacturer’s instruction manual. That is why we want to tell you why all manufacturers’ recommendations are more or less the same, based on biomechanical criteria.