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Car Seat Check Event
You mentioned the final challenge will be a practice in a live car seat check event, does this mean that they will be hands on with trying to physically install the car seat to give them the hands on practice or is it just an event that that they will attend? I think it would be good for the employees as well the new parents get that practice of installing a car seat and each stage car seat since they are different installments and some may be tricky depending on vehicle. I know the car seat I have is a two stage it’s a high back toddler car seat that turns into a booster seat, but with my imported old vehicle it was very hard to install it to where it might not even be right, but it took me and my mom to figure it out and get it set up. So
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