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Full Version Booster Seat Safety – New!

30-second spot “Not Big Enough” Booster Seat Safety  – New!

Elévalos en el asiento trasero y evita arrepentirte

Elévalos en el asiento trasero – Le seguridad de tu niño vale la pena.

Video Awards Received

  • John T. Hanna Award for Excellence in Traffic Safety and Occupant Protection
  • Governor’s EMS Award for Outstanding Contribution to EMS for Children
  • Governor’s Transportation Safety Award in Occupant Protection
  • Telly Award, Silver Winner in Safety Category
  • Outstanding Contribution to EMS for Children, Tidewater EMS Council
  • Commonwealth Award of Excellence, Public Service, Virginia PRA
  • Capital Award of Merit in Organic Social Media, Virginia PRA
  • Circle of Excellence, Silver Award in Social Media, CASE

Does your child pass the Safety Belt Fit Test?

Perform this test with the child sitting directly on the vehicle seat without the booster seat. If you answer “no” to any of these questions, your child is not ready to come out of the booster seat.

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Full 4-minute video

30-second spot

“Not Big Enough” – Booster Seat Safety PSA

Booster Seat Posters

  • Which of these Kids (English): Poster | Flyer
  • Which of these Kids (Spanish): Poster | Flyer
  • Boosters are for Big Kids (English): Flyer
  • Boosters are for Big Kids (Spanish): Flyer

Note: This video is a public service and may be broadcast or distributed without modification for noncommercial purposes. The images and copy contained within this video may not be used out of context or duplicated without permission.

Written and Produced By: Kelli England Will, Ph.D., Principal Investigator, Eastern Virginia Medical School in collaboration with Jpixx Films.
© 2005, 2010, 2017 Kelli England Will, Ph.D.

Funded By: This video and related research were supported by Grant Number M2PE-2017-57097-6746 from the US Department of Transportation and Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles. The contents are solely the responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official views of Eastern Virginia Medical School, U.S. Department of Transportation, or the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles.