Are conventional tie knots actually safe ? A new study has revealed inherent risks.
Are conventional tie knots actually safe ? A new study has revealed inherent risks.
Research by the Schoolwear Association, which represents uniform manufacturers, said that at least 10 schools a week are switching to clip-on ties because of fears of ties getting caught in equipment or strangling pupils.
Lap-and-shoulder Seat Belts are Equally Safe as Child Safety Seats for Kids
A new study has revealed that lap-and-shoulder seat belts are as effective as child safety seats in preventing serious injuries.
A new study has revealed that lap-and-shoulder seat belts are as effective as child safety seats in preventing serious injuries.
The research said there had been increasing demand for 'safer' ties since January, reports the Telegraph.
It found that around 25 British schools change their ties every week, with almost half of those opting for clip-ons.
Child Safety Seats Being Misused by Parents
While child safety and booster seats are provided in vehicles to avert injuries, a large number of parents misuse these seats and in fact avoid using them altogether, putting the safety
While child safety and booster seats are provided in vehicles to avert injuries, a large number of parents misuse these seats and in fact avoid using them altogether, putting the safety
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How Safe Is School Transport?
The tragic event at Jogeshwari, Mumbai (West) where four children were burnt to death in a school van , is part of a larger problem constantly overlooked by concerned authorities .
The tragic event at Jogeshwari, Mumbai (West) where four children were burnt to death in a school van , is part of a larger problem constantly overlooked by concerned authorities .
Terrified Brit Parents Prefer 'Raising Kids in Captivity'
British parents are so afraid to let their kids go outside that children are being raised in captivity , says a leading academic.
British parents are so afraid to let their kids go outside that children are being raised in captivity , says a leading academic.
