Any belt is better than no belt - for a child as well as an adult. If your rear seat has shoulder straps, you can buy the kind of booster seat that raises your child so that the shoulder strap crosses his chest, not neck. If the rear seat has only lap belts, choose a booster seat that has a harness or shield, which will act as a torso restrainer. As more and more people buy exercise equipment, doctors are seeing a dramatic rise in the number of related injuries to young children. Stationary bikes injure thousands of kids each year, with more than a third of them suffering hand or finger injuries.
Hot liquids are the leading cause of nonfatal burns.
Kids have thinner skin and thus are severely scalded at lower temperatures than adults. Any additions or changes to these materials must be preapproved by the author .