Hints from Heloise - Seat Belt Safety while Pregnant

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Dear Readers:

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If you are pregnant or know someone who is, what's the best and safest way to wear a seat belt? When in the car, buckling up is very important.

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Here are recommendations from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration on buckling up when pregnant:

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Put the seat as far back as it can go while still being able to reach the pedals.

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Leave at least 10 inches between your chest and the steering wheel.

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Place the lap belt below your belly so that it fits tightly across your hips.

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The shoulder belt should fit across your chest between your breasts.

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Leave air bags turned on.

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Sit in the back seat, when possible, if you are pregnant.

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The NHTSA also recommends installing the car seat at least three weeks before your due date. That way, you have a chance to get it inspected and aren't rushing when the baby comes.

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Heloise

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