Practical Health and Safety When with Children

In a recent study, conducted in 2012, shows “three-point and two-point seatbelts do not protect the head in a forward impact. Abdominal injuries are just some of the possible consequences children face” (School). A term referred to as ‘compartmentalization’ actually has been tested to be safer than seatbelts because of its unique design on all school buses. Compartmentalization is a passive system that allows the space between each seat to be minimized and covered with four-inch-thick foam to form a protective bubble. “The child will go against the seat, and that will absorb most of the impact,” said John Hamilton, transportation director for the Jackson County, Florida, school board. Therefore, the use of compartmentalization will allow

Seatbelts contain two main parts, a lap belt and a shoulder belt and are secured to the frame of the car. They have been proven to reduce and prevent injury in the event of a car accident by keeping the passenger in their seat. In addition, seatbelts can extend and retract however, in the likelihood of a collision, the belt tightens up to hold the passenger in place so that they do not go through the windshield when the car goes to a sudden stop.

Car Crashes are the leading cause of deaths for human beings between the ages of 5 and 34;, however this could be different if more people wore seatbelts (Hurst). Studies prove, that wearing a seatbelt reduces death and serious injuries by 50% in the event of a car crash (Hurst). If 90% of people made the choice to wear a safety belt than 5,000 deaths would be avoided as well as 130,000 injuries (Contributor). If people would just wear seatbelts than there wouldn’t be 5,000 people

First, People don’t understand how much safety seat belts provide humans. Newton's First Laws says “ An object at rest stays at rest and an object in motion stays in motion with the same speed and

A seat belt that can protect a human from a concussion during a 65 mile per hour crash.

Car manufacturers need to create a system for seatbelts so that all vehicle operaters have ensured safety. If you do not wear a seatbelt when you are operating a vehicle you are a huge liability and danger to everyone around you and also to yourself. Lets say for example you’re driving on i-35 and the car in front of you stops without any warning what so ever and you crash into them,you will go flying out of the window and may hurt the driver in the other vehicle,like I said before you’re a flying prejectile waiting to kill anybody in the way.

Newton's first law of motion: an object at rest will stay at rest and an object in motion will stay in motion with the same speed and direction unless acted upon by unbalanced force. Seatbelts are there to aid in keeping you alive. They are designed to keep the passengers and drivers from getting ejected from the car when the driver slams on the breaks or an unbalanced force acts on it. Inertia is a property of matter by which it continues in its existing state of rest or uniform motion in a straight line, unless that state is changed by an external force.

You would be amazed at the amount of regulations that go into an automobile, but even more surprising would be the amount of regulations that the seat you sit in must pass to make sure that the driver and passengers are safe and comfortable. Out of all the pieces in the interior of your car, the seats have the most regulations. This is really not so surprising if you think of the amount of time and money that car companies spend on making people safe. Whether it be adults or children, safety is the number one concern. And since child safety has been at the forefront of the manufacturers focus – as well as a few news stories every week – we will concern ourselves with one specific regulation that is essential: The Child Restraint Anchorage System.

Opening: Kids play and expose to their toys every day, and in fact, some of them could be in danger if the toys are old, dirty, or too small and so on. The article below will information on the tips for toy safety for your child.

The invention of the seat belt has dramatically improved passenger safety. The seat belt is a safety device designed to retract and secure a driver or passenger in a vehicle to their seat.

In order for human to survival humans have to evolve. 30 years ago, children care seat wasn’t required. Car seat then was designed so a child could look out the window and to keep the child from roaming around the car. Many children died from motor vehicle accidents. As a result, all states now have laws that require car seats. Car seats help reduce the death of children under age one by 71% and reduce death in children age one to four by 54%. Although, motor vehicle is still the leading cause of death in children, car seat has provided safety in

The issue of ‘should seatbelts be compulsory fittings for all cars’ is a problem debated among Australians. A seatbelt is a belt or strap that is used to secure a person into a seat of a car, airplane, bus, etc. The seatbelt secures around the waist or diagonally across the midsection of the person. In 2013, 20% or 150 people killed in crashes were not wearing any form of seatbelts.

Car seats lifts children up so that the lap and shoulder seat belt fits over the strongest part of the child’s body. A vehicle seat belt is shaped to shield an average adult sized male. These child safety seats (CSS) help protect our children when properly installed until the kids are big enough for the adult seat belt. Safety seats are made to keep our children safe yet improper use is the leading cause of injury and death for children under the age of eight. Inappropriate use placed the child at a higher risk, “for ejection from the vehicle, injury to the head, neck, abdomen, and spinal cord” (public health; crash

Babies should sleep on their backs to decrease the risk for sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS)

INTRODUCTION The paper presents an efficient technique to protect a child when forgotten in a car unknowingly by the parents. As we know, that child is entirely depend on the elders but, sometimes unknowingly due to their busy schedules, the passenger or driver may forget to take the child who may be sleeping in the car. Such incidents can be prevented by sensing the presence of a child soon after the car is being turned off. It details a warning system which alarms parents once a child is found to be left in a car alone.