Child-Safety-Seats Books

This one of a kind book has has a new 2005 edition,that is just great. This manual focuses on understanding the new method of anchoring child restraints in vehicles (LATCH). The 2005 editon continues to cover retrofitting of tether anchors in older vehicles, including instructions and part numbers. Plus has some great Quick Reference guides in both the Child Restraints section and the Vehicle section. Its easier to use than 2003 and has a wealth of information for both Child Restraint Technicians, Automotive service Personnel and Child safety Educators / Advocates.

This is a wonderful book for children to learn about seat belt safety. Thousands of people lose their lives each year because they are not wearing their seatbelt. This is a great way for parents to teach how important it is to wear their seat belts. Great job! I love how Barbera Mandrell included her own story on the back

I really like to read this book to my little sister, Julianna. She likes it, too. Her favorite part is when he goes to his Grandma and Grandpa's house. She likes to read it to herself, she knows all of the words and "reads" along with me, but sometimes she takes it away from me when I'm reading it to her because she likes it so much! My family likes to hear her say the car seat has a "ticky pot or two". It is one of her favorite books! The end. Elizabeth

Clear, concise accurate info. Lots of misspelled words, but who cares. This guy knows what he's talking about and makes it easy to understand.

Having knowledge of a trade or skill is good thing, but if you wish to write about it, it would help to have a spell-checker, grammar checker, or a proofreader. The booklet is 37 pages long. I stopped reading it at page 29 with 14 misspelled words. Also some pages were out of order. WOW!