CAREABOUTKIDS

PARENTS: Information from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission:Strollers and Carriages Should have a wide base to prevent tipping. Seat belt and crotch strap securely attached to the frame. Seat belt buckle is easy to use. Brakes securely lock the wheels. Shopping basket is low on the back and directly over or in front of rear wheels for stability. When used in carriage position, leg hole openings can be closed.MY WORD: There is a lot to consider when purchasing a stroller or carriage for your child.The Commission recommends: Always secure the seat belts. Never leave a child unattended in a stroller. Keep children's hands away from pinching areas when stroller is being folded or unfolded or the seat back is being reclined.