CARES Child Aviation Restraint System In The News

The National Transportation Safety Board today issued a Safety Alert to advise parents of the dangers to young children on aircraft when not restrained in an approved child restraint system or device. The Safety Alert notes that preventable injuries and deaths have occurred in children younger than 2 years who were unrestrained.

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Passion and persistence are the hallmarks of great entrepreneurs, and these qualities are available to all of us no matter our age. Louise Stoll was 59 when she went to the airport in 1999 to pick up her daughter. When Louise saw her daughter Miriam waddling off the plane seven months pregnant, a toddler on her hip, a diaper bag over one shoulder and carrying a 20-pound car seat, she knew there had to be a better way. So Louise sketched a belt and buckle restraint that she thought would work on a plane in place of a car seat. Her journey had begun.

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The Mom's Choice Awards® just named the Child Aviation Restraint (CARES) among the best in family-friendly products for 2009. CARES won the highest honor from Mom’s Choice, a Gold Award, in the Gear & Accessories- Safety Category

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(November 3, 2009) Make sure to check out the Child Aviation Restraint System (CARES) on Daily Grommet, www.DailyGrommet.com, today (Tuesday) starting at noon!

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Burlington, VT (October 9, 2009) - In a breakthrough decision, the CARES device was recently approved by the FAA for older children with special needs who are over the 44 pound original limit. These parents can file a request with the FAA to use the CARES, and once they have this “exemption” need not reapply for future flights. This development not only allows families with special needs children to travel more freely, but it provides those children with much needed added protection during flights. To date, more than 45,000 CARES have been sold worldwide. The multi-award-winning child aviation seatbelt is now available at www.adaptivemall.com, a leading website for equipment for children with special needs.

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The FAA has granted permission for a child with special needs who exceeds the current weight and height limits to use CARES. This permission was granted for use in seats, such as the bulkhead, in which there is not a passenger seated directly behind the CARES user. Children with special needs who are within the certified height and weight guidelines have always had the option to use CARES but this new development means many more children with special needs have a safe and easy alternative for flying.

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CARES is designed to make airplane travel with young children easier on parents, so it makes sense that the device just won a Fall 2009 Seal of Approval from Parent Tested, Parent Approved Media. PTPA Media’s mission is to discover and appraise new products designed for children and families that enrich family living.

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Summer is a time for travel and relaxation, but the thought of flying with young children is enough to keep some families at home. The portable CARES (Child Aviation Restraint System), was recently awarded with a Dr. Toy Best Vacation Product for Summer 2009 for its portability, and the added safety it offers young flyers.

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Burlington, VT (June 22, 2009)- Savvy travelers interested in purchasing the FAA-approved solution for traveling with young kids, Child Aviation Restraint (CARES), need look no further than their neighborhood buybuy BABY Store. The 16-store retail chain recently added the device to its outstanding line-up of baby gear and supplies. Download the article

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NEW YORK, NY (December 7, 2007) – Good Housekeeping announced the winners of its 13 th annualGood Buy Awards last night at the Good Housekeeping Research Institute in New York.

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Kids Fly Safe Wins iParenting Media Award for Excellence

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Kids Fly Safe wins the Father's Day Seal of Approval from Mr. Dad. Created in response to hundreds of requests, The Mr. Dad Seal recognizes products and services that help fathers build strong relationships with their children.

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Kids Fly Safe has been recognized as a recipient of the National Parenting Center's Seal of Approval

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Dr. Toy, the noted child development authority, has tapped the Child Aviation Restraint System (CARES) as one of this year’s Top 10 Socially Responsible Products, part of the 2008 Dr. Toy’s 100 Best Children’s Products list.

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Kids Fly Safe is the recipient of a Grandkids Gift Guide Superproduct Award. Products receiving the Superproduct Award have been tested and reviewed by Grandkids Gift Guide and exhibit qualities deemed valuable by kids, their parents and grandparents.

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Heading home for the holidays? These should help make getting there (and being there) a little less stressful. For kids 22 pounds and up, use the only FAA-approved child aviation restraint, CARES. It weighs nothing and folds up into a sack you can toss in your carry-on.

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The Spring 2007 National Parenting Center Seal of Approval has been awarded to CARES for their innovative Kids Fly Safe device.

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CARES is the winner of the 2008 Creative Child Magazine Top Choice Award.

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– Kids Fly Safe, LLC, is proud to announce its child aviation restraint, known as CARES, has won a Crystal Cabin Award, announced in Hamburg, Germany, this week at the Aircraft Interiors Expo.

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Flying with small children has never been easier thanks to CARES, and the National Parenting Publications Awards (NAPPA) agree! They recently awarded CARES with a Gold seal for the Toddler age group in its Parenting Resources Awards.

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CARES was chosen for this year’s annual Babes In Toyland program by Distinctive Assets. Every year they assemble a gift box of the top children’s products and hand deliver the boxes to celebrity parents.

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Wow, I was amazed at how quick and easy it was to install! No more pre-boardingnecessary and no more stressful car seat installations with pinched fingers for me! Andthe best part is, no big bulky car seat to lug around!

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On August 14, 2006, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) approved the first ever alternative child restraint system called CARES, a harness-type device that attaches to the airplane seat's regular seatbelt.

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As a flight attendant, one of the most common questions I receive from traveling families besides "Do you have extra diapers on board?" is "Have you ever heard of the CARES Restraint System? Is it really that easy?"

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Obviously, I love traveling with my children. But even I will admit that one of the greatest challenges in traveling with a toddler can be managing the logistics, and bulk, of a toddler-sized car seat on top of any other travel gear, diaper bag, freerange Travel Teddy, and toddler.

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CARES is the new, easy way to travel safely on airplanes with small children. CARES is the first and only FAA approved harness-type child safety restraint for kids 22-44 lbs in their own airplane seats

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If you’ve ever been on a plane with a young child, then you probably understand what it feels like to travel with a child and their car seat.

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