Child Safety News

December child safety seat classes scheduled (Waller County News Citizen)

Lynna Wright, Waller County Extension WALLER COUNTY - Texas AgriLife Extension Service, Waller County office family & consumer sciences program area strives to improve lives to help improve Texas so jointly offers with Safe Riders in Texas the Child Safety Seat Distribution classes.  December classes will be Tuesday, Dec. 9 at 6:00 pm and on Tuesday, Dec. 23 at 10:00 am.
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MAURICE RIVER: Child safety seat checks offered (Daily Journal)

\PORT ELIZABETH — State troopers will install and inspect child safety seats for local residents Saturday.
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Infinity Insurance Organizes Child Safety Day (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)

Infinity Insurance has partnered with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children to provide Kindergarten students at Howard Tanner Elementary with Infinity Cares Child Safety Kits.
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Road Safety Dept gets serious about child safety (The Star)

GOMBAK: Those who hold their children in the front passenger seat may risk facing the embarrassment of literally being asked to move them to the back seat.
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Lansing school district to adjust to new child safety laws (The Times of Northwest Indiana)

LANSING | The Lansing School District 158 School Board discussed changes to state law during Wednesday's monthly meeting that are expected to result in the approval of policy manual changes next month.
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Laura Center, author co-operate on safety booklet (Pearland Journal)

The Laura Recovery Center is working with award-winning children's author Mike Thaler to produce and distribute an important book about child safety and abduction prevention.
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Child safety seat checkup in Avondale this week (Philly.com)

Pennsylvania State Police will conduct a child safety seat checkup event Wednesday from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Avondale Fire Company, 23 Firehouse Way in Avondale.
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Sheriff's deputy recognized for safety (The Staunton News Leader)

Augusta County Sheriff Randall D. Fisher presented the Saved by the Belt Award to Deputy Sheriff Matthew Carter on Nov. 19. The award recognizes individuals who were involved in a traffic crash and, because they were wearing a safety belt or were in a child safety restraint, their injuries were reduced or their lives saved.
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Child car seats not optional (The Yuma Sun)

A child safety seat that's ill-fitting or improperly installed can do more harm that good in an automobile accident.
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Car seat and child safety to be topics of parenting class (Sweetwater Reporter)

Sweetwater Emergency Services Director, Grant madden will be this month's speaker during a parenting class sponsored by the Women's Resource Center of Sweetwater. Madden will speak on car seat installation and basic child safety.
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