FAQs

FAQs

Click on the following links for responses to car seat safety Frequently Asked Questions:

www.safekids.org/

For questions on how to go about organizing a car seat inspection event in your community, email Dr. Ginny Frings at Ginny@concernedangels.org . Children are blessings and we need to protect them.

Here are some photos of Concerned Angels car seat safety inspection events


Police officer who is a Certified car seat Safety Technician	It is important to make sure the child fits the car seat properly.	Concerned Angels, Police Departments, Sheriff's Offices, and Fire Departments work together as a team at car seat safety inspection events.

Reading and signing the Promise Card at a car seat safety inspection event	Banner reads: "4 out of 5 car seats are used wrong. Could yours be one of them?"	Richmond Riverdogs hockey team mascot came to the Chick-fil-A Grand Opening car seat Safety Inspection Event in Richmond, Virginia.

Child Passenger Safety Units and their teams of professionals travel to car seat safety events.	Certified car seat Safety Technicians inspecting a car seat and checking recall list	Cars in line for car seat safety inspections and proper installation instructions

Four Steps for Kids

[Virginia DMV]

Protect your children by following the Four Steps for Kids as they grow.

Use rear-facing infant seats in the back seat from birth to at least one year old and at least 20 pounds.

Use forward-facing toddler seats in the back seat from age one to about age four and 20 to 40 pounds.

Use booster seats in the back seat from about age four and 40 pounds to at least age eight, unless 4' 9."

Use safety belts at age eight or older or taller than 4' 9." All children 12 and under should ride in the back seat.

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