Child Passenger Safety Week

And when it comes to our most precious cargo, our children, the rules of the road have changed a lot over the years.

It's Child Passenger Safety Week.

And on this Driver's Ed with Deb, we do a deep dive on how to keep our children safe when in the car.

I remember as a kid, I'd be in the back of my parents' car, standing up and just enjoying the ride.

I really do want to encourage parents that if you have any questions, or you're having trouble, get in touch with a certified child passenger safety technician in your community that can give you free one-on-one help with your car seat.

These certified technicians are often at your local fire station, police department, or even children's hospitals.

With Child Passenger Safety Week happening right now, there's no better time to get your seat checked.

The week culminates in National Seat Check Day this Saturday, where check events are happening all over.

As we inch close to the end of the month of September, wanted to take some time and highlight some work done by WTMJ's Debbie Lozica on her most recent edition of Driver's Ed with Debbie.

She's looking at Child Passenger Safety Week, which was this past week.

You know, a big part of what we do on WTMJ involves keeping you informed and safe, especially while you're out driving on the roads.

And when it comes to our most precious cargo, our children, the rules have changed a lot over the years.

I really do want to encourage parents that if you have any questions, or you're having trouble, get in touch with a certified child passenger safety technician in your community that can give you free one-on-one help with your car seat.

These certified technicians are often at your local fire station, police department, or even children's hospitals.

With Child Passenger Safety Week happening right now, there's no better time to get your seat checked.

The week culminates in National Seat Check Day this Saturday, where check events are happening all over.

And when it comes to our most precious cargo, our children, the rules of the road have changed a lot over the years.

It's Child Passenger Safety Week.

And on this Driver's Ed with Deb, we do a deep dive on how to keep our children safe when in the car.

I remember as a kid, I'd be in the back of my parents' car, standing up and just enjoying the ride.

I really do want to encourage parents that if you have any questions, or you're having trouble, get in touch with a certified child passenger safety technician in your community that can give you free one-on-one help with your car seat.

These certified technicians are often at your local fire station, police department, or even children's hospitals.

With Child Passenger Safety Week happening right now, there's no better time to get your seat checked.

The week culminates in National Seat Check Day this Saturday, where check events are happening all over.

As we inch close to the end of the month of September, wanted to take some time and highlight some work done by WTMJ's Debbie Lozica on her most recent edition of Driver's Ed with Debbie.

She's looking at Child Passenger Safety Week, which was this past week.

You know, a big part of what we do on WTMJ involves keeping you informed and safe, especially while you're out driving on the roads.

And when it comes to our most precious cargo, our children, the rules have changed a lot over the years.

I really do want to encourage parents that if you have any questions, or you're having trouble, get in touch with a certified child passenger safety technician in your community that can give you free one-on-one help with your car seat.

These certified technicians are often at your local fire station, police department, or even children's hospitals.

With Child Passenger Safety Week happening right now, there's no better time to get your seat checked.

The week culminates in National Seat Check Day this Saturday, where check events are happening all over.

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to be an adult the weight of that right it's a bit of a challenge to just put it in correctly than the strapping your child incorrectly then there's well when do we turn it forward in the other direction and then when do we do the booster seat and then when do they no longer need the booster seat all of that stuff right when it comes to our most precious cargo the rules of the road have certainly changed a lot over the years it's child passenger safety week And on this Driver's Ed with Debbie, we do a deep dive into how to keep the kids safe in the car.

I remember as a kid, I'd be in the back of my parents' car, standing up and just enjoying the ride.

How did I remain alive? It's a habit we can't even imagine today, and for good reason.

I really do want to encourage parents that if you have any questions, or you're having trouble, get in touch with a certified child passenger safety technician in your community that can give you free one-on-one help with your car seat.

These certified technicians are often at your local fire station, police department, or even children's hospitals.

With Child Passenger Safety Week happening right now, there's no better time to get your seat checked.

The week culminates in National Seat Check Day this Saturday, where check events are happening all over.

These certified technicians are often at your local fire station, police department, or even children's hospitals.

With Child Passenger Safety Week happening right now, there's no better time to get your seat checked.

The week culminates in National Seat Check Day this Saturday, where check events are happening all over.

Finally, we touched on a question I hear all the time.