A mild soap and water wash is often helpful followed by a rinse. Fill a glass with water and pour at a distance of about two or three inches from the eye. The biggest excuse used by people for not keeping a child in a car seat is that he will not stay there. This is an excuse, not a reason. Allowing a child to ride unrestrained is no more reasonable than letting a child play in the street or poke pins in electrical sockets.
Many parents find it difficult to get young children to stay in their car seats without complaining.
The Sunnyvale Department of Public Safety has compiled a list of suggestions for improving your child's behavior in the car. Your infant should come home from the hospital in a Federally approved car seat and always ride in one from then on. Children who start out in seats as infants are much easier to keep in seats as toddlers. Be Consistent - Always buckle your child. Not using the restraint system because you are only going a few blocks confuses the child.