Niea
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My friend lives in a small rural town which offers free preschool to qualified kids. I think it's part of Head Start.
Her son, who just turned 3, now goes to the Preschool for a few hours each week. The school sends a small school bus to her house to pick the boy up and then drops him back off later on.
She lives across the country for me so she sent me some pics of his first day on the bus and they have in a 5-point harness! It's one of those integrated ones. . he fits fine, the straps are tight, the chest clip is where it's supposed to be, etc. My friend even told me that all the staff on the bus are really caring and that the bus doesn't move until all children are properly restrained.
I realize it's probably law that they do this. . but imagine a lot of places don't take the time or effort to follow through. In fact, I thought that some might even consider a tall 3 year old "big enough" to go without any restraint at all.
I just wanted to say that I'm impressed by the staff and their concern with safety! :thumbsup:
Her son, who just turned 3, now goes to the Preschool for a few hours each week. The school sends a small school bus to her house to pick the boy up and then drops him back off later on.
She lives across the country for me so she sent me some pics of his first day on the bus and they have in a 5-point harness! It's one of those integrated ones. . he fits fine, the straps are tight, the chest clip is where it's supposed to be, etc. My friend even told me that all the staff on the bus are really caring and that the bus doesn't move until all children are properly restrained.
I realize it's probably law that they do this. . but imagine a lot of places don't take the time or effort to follow through. In fact, I thought that some might even consider a tall 3 year old "big enough" to go without any restraint at all.
I just wanted to say that I'm impressed by the staff and their concern with safety! :thumbsup: