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lish safe patterns of behavior by making sure that children age 12 and under always ride buckled up or in properly installed child safety seats or booster seats in the back seat. Rear facing seats should never be placed in the front seat of a motor vehicle equipped with an air bag.
Older children need extra protection, too. Many people do not realize that seat belts are designed to fit adults. They do not properly fit children. That is why parents are strongly encouraged to put children between 40 and 80 pounds and less than four feet nine inches (usually between four and eight years old) in booster seats. For these chil
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