Children's safety five-point car protection more secure

In a recent development, the Standing Committee of the Shanghai Municipal People’s Congress approved an amendment to the "Regulations on the Protection of Minors in Shanghai." Effective from March 1st, the updated rules now state that children as young as 12 years old must not be seated in the front passenger seat. Additionally, when a child under the age of four is traveling in a private vehicle, the car must be equipped with and properly use a child safety seat. This practice is common in many foreign countries, yet in our surroundings, it's still quite normal for mothers to place their children in the backseat or even the driver's seat. In Hangzhou, are you ready to take a step toward safer travel for your child? Ye Nianwei, a mother who moved to the UK for studies, shared her experience with her son Qiqi, who was less than 3.5 years old at the time. The "sitting age" for his safety seat was already 2.5 years. From the age of 10 months, Qiqi was required to sit in a child safety seat whenever they traveled by car. “I don’t support putting a child in the driver’s seat. We often drive at high speeds, and having a safety seat makes me feel more secure,” she said. In the UK, it's standard for children to use safety seats, and if not used, it's almost impossible to get on the road. One time, a friend who had lived in the U.S. for years brought his kids back home. He carried several large suitcases and still made sure to bring the child’s safety seat. This act deeply touched Ye. She remarked, “More and more people are using safety seats for their kids, but some parents are too busy and skip this important step. Their safety awareness is really lacking.” Initially, Qiqi didn’t like sitting in the safety seat. He felt restricted by the seatbelt and often cried. However, he quickly adapted. Now, when on the train, he climbs into the safety seat himself and fastens the seatbelt. When the car stops, he asks if they’re going to get off, and upon a yes, he unlocks the seatbelt on his own. Ye reminded other mothers not to give up on the safety seat just because the child is crying. A child’s neck is very fragile, and many accidents result from neck injuries. A proper safety seat can provide essential protection. With so many safety seats of varying quality on the market, choosing the right one can be challenging. After careful consideration, Ye finally chose a branded safety seat from Germany. Her first seat lasted over two years, and she recently upgraded it to a better model. She explained, “The first seat was suitable for 0-4 years, but by the time Qiqi was two, it felt too tight, like a dumpling. Maybe due to the size of domestic babies and winter clothes, it became uncomfortable. Later, I bought a German brand that fits from 18 months to 12 years.” Despite the importance of child safety seats, many 4S stores in Hangzhou rarely stock them. According to staff, there is limited demand and the risks involved in selling such products are high. This is partly due to the lack of strict product certification and testing standards. Although China implemented its first national standard for child restraint systems in 2012 (GB27887-2011), there is still no official authority to test and certify these products. Industry sources say that testing a child safety seat can cost over 100,000 yuan, making it difficult to ensure product quality. Many parents now purchase safety seats online or from baby stores. But how do you choose the right one? In developed countries, child seats are divided into five groups based on weight and age. In China, many brands now offer multi-age models to meet consumer needs. However, it's still necessary to have at least two different seats as the child grows. When choosing a safety seat, parents should look for certified products, such as those with ECE/R44, CQC, CCAP, or GB27887-2011 marks. Also, consider factors like shock-absorbing materials, harness type, fit for the child’s size, comfort, and compatibility with the car. There are three main installation methods: using the vehicle’s seat belt, ISOFIX technology, or LATCH system. Each has its advantages and limitations depending on the car model. By making informed choices and prioritizing safety, parents can help protect their children during every ride.

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