Your child's care and safety are the most important things on our minds. Car accidents are the leading cause of child fatalities, but you possess the ability to make a life-saving impact.
Before your baby arrives, we urge you to contact a local certified safety seat technician for a free appointment to either install your child's car seat or verify its proper placement.
Remember, securing your child in a car seat correctly remains crucial as they grow. The necessity and specifications for car seat use evolve with your child's development. For important insights on car seats and boosters, consult the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Certified safety seat technicians are available to ensure your car seat is properly installed throughout your child's growth.
During your seat check, your CPST will provide hands-on guidance on how to properly install your car seat and correctly harness your child, including proper strap placement and tightness. They'll discuss next steps as your child grows, such as when to transition to the next seat type. This is also your opportunity to ask any questions about car seat safety, from winter coat concerns to airplane travel. Remember, there's no such thing as a silly question when it comes to your child's safety!
Stafford County Sheriff's Office: To schedule a car seat inspection with a deputy, please fill out this form: https://form.jotform.us/form/43065609519156. Contact Deputy Kulbeth at 540-658-4958 with questions.
IMPACT Trauma Alliance (Mary Washington Healthcare): Contact Amy K. Cantwell, FP-C, Trauma Education & Outreach Specialist. 540.741.2856 or amy.cantwell@mwhc.com.
Spotsylvania Sheriff’s Office: 9119 Dean Ridings Lane Spotsylvania, Virginia 22553
Contact: Justin Young. 540.582.7115 or jyoung@spotsylvania.va.us
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