Buckle-upp Anti Escape System for Children Car Seat Safety

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This is so that, in the event of a crash, it will speed up the rescue and removal of occupants from the car. Infant car seats tend to have built-in sunshades, which are not only useful for keeping the sun out, but also provide a layer of protection from flying glass if you're in an accident.

Slide the plastic Buckle Cover over the top of locking buckle as shown below, with the smaller slot sitting over the releasing button. Our buckle cover meets the requirements of Australian standards and fits onto seatbelt buckles of most cars. TM – it means that you can concentrate on keeping your eyes on the road, confident in the knowledge that the children are safe and secure – every car with a child in should have one.The use of child car seat accessories wouldn’t affect child seat cover, or invalidate the vehicle insurance in the event of a claim. After analysing the results of these tests experts have expressed their confidence with our accessory.

Also, in an accident, there's a real danger that the forces of a crash would cause the mirror to come loose and hit someone. We have buckle guards that will go over the vehicle buckle to stop passengers from un-doing their belt whilst in the vehicle, and we also have our own specially designed buckle cover that can be used on child car seats to stop your child from un-doing their harness buckle.

Designed with children with emotional or cognitive disabilities in mind, the BuckleRoo™ provides peace of mind to everyone in the car by ensuring the seat belt stays secure until the ride is over. Then, just drive safely knowing The BuckleRoo™ has been designed so even the smallest fingers cannot release the latch. With over 10,000 special needs products focused to mobility, sensory needs, and independent living, our experienced staff strives to provide the highest quality service to parents, teachers, therapists and caretakers worldwide. It comes with a seat belt cutter/window hammer, and window sticker which explains where the seat belt cutter is kept, in case of emergencies: https://incarsafetycentre.