A Brief History of the Design of Child Car Seats

At the beginning of the 20th century, cars began to become popular in developed countries, but the high-speed development of cars was after World War II. In particular, the development of highways has made cars surpass trains, and multifunctional children's high chairs have become the first transportation method. The ensuing traffic safety problems have become increasingly prominent, and blow molding has attracted widespread attention from the public. How to deal with traffic safety problems has become a major issue.

Adult seat belts and airbags have come out one after another, saving countless lives. According to statistics, wearing a seat belt can reduce the risk of death by 46% and the risk of serious injury by 67%. Because children's bones are young, when the car collides and the speed is reduced, people will rush forward due to huge inertia. Tough seat belts that straddle the body may pose a risk of thoracic rib fractures, suffocation, and even a broken neck in children, and much less in adults. Car seat belts are still the ideal traditional safety equipment, but seat belts can sometimes be deadly for children. In the United States, 10,000 deaths could be avoided each year. All vehicle safety equipment is designed for adults. Take the three-point seat belt as an example, because the height of the seat belt cannot be adjusted (the front seat belt of some high-end cars can be adjusted at a height of 0-20cm), its planning is almost based on adults of ordinary height.

Likewise, airbags are not safe for children. It is entirely possible that an inflating air bag could hit a child with enough force to cause serious injury. According to statistics, in 1999, the vast majority of the 150 people killed by airbags in the United States were children. Airbags are designed for adults. The inflation process is completed at the instant of the crash, so the inflation rate is very violent, and a nearly 100-liter air bag is fully inflated with explosive gas in about a few milliseconds.

High-speed car safety seat refers to a safety seat that can pass the impact test standard of 60KM/H or more. National standards in Europe and the United States and my country all require that child safety seats must pass the impact test of 48 and 50KM/H, and the acceleration of the child's chest composition does not exceed 55g. Goodbaby's high-speed car safety seat surpasses the national standard and European standard, increases the impact speed of qualified performance to more than 60 kilometers per hour, and maintains all indicators in the impact test of 60, 70 and 80 kilometers per hour.