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The safest position for children to travel in a child seat in a car is rear-facing.

When children have a Pervasive Developmental Disorder (PDD), there are certain peculiarities to be taken into account that lead to increased stress.

Ideally a CRS should not be repaired unless it is repaired by the manufacturer, who can determine the extent of the damage.

You probably think that when travelling in the car with children with Down syndrome you need to take special precautions.

Log on and download the infographic on the Regulations on Child Restraint Systems in the different countries in the European Union.

Do four children with their corresponding child seats fit in my car? When it comes to traveling with children, many questions of this kind crop up

People often talk about the precautions that should be taken when driving and parking in a car park. Enter here and follow these recommendations.

The aim of this technology is to help the driver’s road safety, especially when he or she is tired or unable to pay proper attention to road signs.

Positional asphyxia is capable of lowering the oxygen saturation in the blood in a matter of minutes and can lead to death if it is not remedied.

In converted cars the rear space is usually modified to accommodate the child in his wheelchair.

When we travel, children need to be comfortable and undisturbed. Even more so when they need some kind of specific attention or care.

This autumn you’ll be seeing tweets with #AutumnGoalZero because this is the goal that we all need to set ourselves: zero road traffic victims.

It is a device that is positioned on the car seat so that babies and children are secured and safe in the event of sudden braking or an accident.

The top tether is an anti-tipping system that acts as an anchor to attach the child seat to the chassis of the car. Download the guide on how to position it.

For CRS to do their job and be effective, we need to invest a little time in positioning the child seats, anchoring them in place, and securing the child.

The most frequent cause of child seat failure is the human factor, i.e., the lack of attention that causes the child restraint system not to work at 100%.

Adjusting the belt properly and tightening it to the body only takes a few seconds. It is simply about protecting what matters most to us.