A safety engineering approach to child restraining devices

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Rose, Clarence W.¹

Affiliations

¹President, Rose Manufacturing Co., Denver, Colorado
Abstract

Stresses the need for child restraining devices from the time the infant leaves the hospital. Discusses the time for "graduation" to an adult safety belt, considers the variations in children's physical, mental and emotional characteristics, defends a child's God-given right to squirm, and calls for rapid and realistic research to determine requirements for adequate, practical child restraints.

Cited By (2)

Year	Entry
1970	Lange WA, Van Kirk DJ. The effectiveness of current methods and systems used to reduce injury. In: Gurdjian ES, Lange WA, Patrick LM, Thomas LM, eds. Impact Injury and Crash Protection. Springfield, IL: Charles C. Thomas; 1970:475-493.
1969	VanKirk DJ. Restraint systems: how effective are they? In: 13th Annual Proceedings, Association for the Advancement of Automotive Medicine (AAAM). October 16, 1969; Minneapolis, MN.165-184.