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Innovative Gadget Prevent Kids From Releasing Car Safety Belt

Approaching the National Child Passenger Safety Week, a new device called as the Angelguard was introduced in an effort to keep children securely attached to their car seats. The device is intended to prevent children from accidentally releasing the belt buckle to reduce the risk of serious injury or even death of children during collisions.
It is possible that her young son belt the belt such an act would be useless when these little kids could accidentally release the shackles of their safety. Children can not safely strapped in their car seats can be easily thrown around the back of the car or even in the front seat of a car during violent clashes. This can lead to serious injury to a child or even death.
To address the problem of seat belt buckle being released accidentally by children, Patricia Mandarino spent a year in the development of a device that children can not. His effort to create a device to keep children safe in his seat due to his comments when his three year old daughter finds it easy to unhook the seat belt. He also discovered that almost all parents facing the same problem.
Mandarino searched for devices in stores that will address the problem, but his search was in vain. The realization was that there is no commercially available products that prevent young children from unfastening the seat belt, he did take time to design a way to prevent that from happening.
The result of their work is a simple product that slides into place over the release button of the safety strap so it is difficult for children to remove the seat belt, even if they do it intentionally. The product consists of a strong type of plastic and can be easily used by adults. The device's simplicity belies the great assistance provided to parents to keep their precious cargo safely secured in their seats.
The introduction of a more gadget car safety for children on board and in a car. This also gives parents some peace of mind knowing that their children can not accidentally or intentionally unhook the seat belt.
The arrival of a gadget like Angelguard surely be well received by parents. Especially with the fact recently discovered by a study showing a third of respondents said that their child (or children) has their seat belts unfastened. As a matter of fact, many respondents in the study stated that their children could not unfasten the belt once, but that they actually do often. Add to that the fact that traffic accidents are the leading cause of infant mortality from three upwards. This figure comes from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Arrival of the safety device comes on the heels of other major advances in car safety as employees in the Volvo V70.
In an age where the emphasis is on raising awareness for child safety, for example a product like Angelguard indeed will be welcome. When large brake components such as brake parts EBC Greenstuff are not sufficient to protect a vehicle accident, additional safety devices are needed to improve the safety of car occupants. The call for increased security features already answered not only by large companies but also by individuals and this can only be good for the cause of protecting motorists. If there is more innovation like this comes out in the near future will be a good step forward for the safety of the car. Consumers can expect that cars are safer and more secure for their children because of people like Mandarin and companies like Volvo that continually pushes the envelope on issues of car safety.