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children under the age of five
who were injured as passengers
in carsinvolved in accidents.
None of the three toddlers
Was restrained by any kind of
cat sego'', harness—something
which might have spared them
injury, he says.
'One of the three children
-was-about year-old,' he says;-=
"I -le was a little.boy being held
in his grandma's arms. The
mother -was driVing, taking
them all some place' just four
Most parents are more ,careful A
carrying a favorite Set of .dishes
in lite ti4eY are
•transPOrling their own strtall
" children, a leading southern
• California Pediatrician Says..
, As •.a result, most toddlers,
bounce around inside /heir pa -
,rents' cars, loose and unre-
strained, so that' collisions or
• even . sudden- stops can send
;than' flYing like.mtniaturo
toward an unforgiving sur-
face wit in the car. -
• In a 10 Mph crash; safety erc-
•,pert.s note, an unrestrained 10-
1pound infant would hit the
• dashboard. with The force. of _a
jfall• from wthree-storybuilding.
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"Most parents put their Chit.-
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dreres skull bones can -be ,as
fragile a',§ •a vase,' - says :1)r.
I Robert Yinefz, a Loa Angeles
pediatrician and co-chairman of
fthe Transportation •' Hazards
Committee for the Sontherk
-Californiashapter cif the Ameri-:
can Academy, or Pediatrics,'
• "Parents. should knewthat,
auto 'accidents are the leading •
cause . of -children' s death after
-the,age of one, and probably the
leading cause of major disabling
health problems for youngsters ,
" Oyer that age;" Dr. Vinetz says,
"We believe that between 80 -
and 90 percent of child pas- ,
senger deaths could be •pre-:
• vented if every child were buck-
led up 'in the proper kind of car
, re!tr, sYstem;'
blocks away from hoard.
"Well, another motorist ran a
red ligheand the mother slain-
med on her bralces to avoid a
collison.
"The two cars didn't hit, but
the abrupt stop sent the infant
flying frorn the grandmother's
arms . face -first intothe
dashboard of his mom's car. As
luck would have it, he came out
• with just some facial -bruises.
But some youngsters aren't
nearly as fortunate."
Policeman remembers
" Sgt. Larry Beveridge, a vete-
ran of 15 years in the traffic di-
• vision 'of the San Diego police
department;' knows what Dr.
Vinetz means.
"The accident that stands out
' in my mind,'" recalls Bev,
eridge, head of the
1/lent's hit-and-run detail, 'in;
vOlved a young Mother and' her
,three small ,
"They were xiding..along in
their conipact stati9n7Wagon on
a quiet alPet Within fivemiles Pf
their residence. Two kids were
in the back seat, another one—a
2l6' year old boY—was 'slan4,1711l
• .tip in tile front seat, on, the pas-
•seager sick, None of the chit:
dren was .restuuned. •
Well, they were Nih8
.• along minding their own., hirsi;
'ness, 'well within the siid
limit. A inotori0„heading.from
the; Otherdirecti. lint control
of niS an!:1 tut tne wontan's
• Car head-on,- ,
LIttle.boykilled
front was killed When his head :
hit the claShlvard and window of
his oWn car.. His mothe,r and the
other two 'wed, but he would
have survived, too, :if he had .
been in a car seat or been re-
strained in some way."
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