If you cannot get your seat belt into these positions, find someone who can help you adjust it. Some people refuse to wear belts because they fear being trapped in their cars if a fire follows a crash. The chances of such fire are less than 1 in 200. But if your car were to catch fire, and you were not wearing a seat belt, chances are you would have sustained massive injuries and be unconscious - with no chance of escaping. So Moms please buckle up.
Walkers can pinch little arms and elbows or tip over and tumble down stairs.
They have caused finger amputations, skull fractures and drownings. They are particularly dangerous around unprotected stairways and heat sources like ovens, radiators and furnaces. Children injured by baby walkers made 28,900 visits to the emergency rooms in a recent year. Over the past several years, they have killed six children. A child in a baby walker can move as far as twenty feet in five seconds.