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Wednesday, June 11, 2008
June 11, 2008
Lap Belt Cinch, Inc. is proud to announce
that the innovative CG-Lock® has received
The National Parenting Center’s Seal of Approval
In granting the Seal of Approval, The National Parenting Center [1] said:
“The CG Lock is a unique car safety device for parents with kids sitting in booster seats. The unique lock stabilizes your child’s car booster seat by preventing some of the most typical issues that plague boosters such as tipping, rocking and bouncing. Our testers told us that they felt an increase in their personal feeling of safety, while noticing an improvement in their children's comfort. When you fasten your seat belt, you want it to fit snugly and impart a feeling that it will do its job in case of an accident. CG-Lock did just that. Recommended Age: 3 to 8”.
The CG-Lock has been used for years to hold adult drivers and passengers stable and more comfortable under challenging driving (sports cars, off road, police, military, and paraplegics). Now, that same stability and comfort is available for children in booster seats that use the vehicle’s seatbelts.
The CG-Lock clips onto a standard automotive style seatbelt in seconds, permitting the lap belt to be gently tightened (all slack removed). The shoulder belt is unchanged. The result is enhanced safety, stability, and comfort.
To learn more, please watch the brief video comparison at www.CG-Lock.com and visit the booster seat web site at www.cg-lock.com/booster.
[1] Information about The National Parenting Center is provided on the following page and on their web site at www.TNPC.com
Lap Belt Cinch, Inc. is proud to announce
that the innovative CG-Lock® has received
The National Parenting Center’s Seal of Approval
In granting the Seal of Approval, The National Parenting Center [1] said:
“The CG Lock is a unique car safety device for parents with kids sitting in booster seats. The unique lock stabilizes your child’s car booster seat by preventing some of the most typical issues that plague boosters such as tipping, rocking and bouncing. Our testers told us that they felt an increase in their personal feeling of safety, while noticing an improvement in their children's comfort. When you fasten your seat belt, you want it to fit snugly and impart a feeling that it will do its job in case of an accident. CG-Lock did just that. Recommended Age: 3 to 8”.
The CG-Lock has been used for years to hold adult drivers and passengers stable and more comfortable under challenging driving (sports cars, off road, police, military, and paraplegics). Now, that same stability and comfort is available for children in booster seats that use the vehicle’s seatbelts.
The CG-Lock clips onto a standard automotive style seatbelt in seconds, permitting the lap belt to be gently tightened (all slack removed). The shoulder belt is unchanged. The result is enhanced safety, stability, and comfort.
To learn more, please watch the brief video comparison at www.CG-Lock.com and visit the booster seat web site at www.cg-lock.com/booster.
[1] Information about The National Parenting Center is provided on the following page and on their web site at www.TNPC.com
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MISSION STATEMENT OF
THE NATIONAL PARENTING CENTER
www.TNPC.com
The National Parenting Center was founded in July of 1989 with the intention of providing the most comprehensive and responsible parenting advice to parents everywhere. The advice provided is furnished by some of the world's most respected authorities in the field of child rearing and development.
The National Parenting Center has been authorized to dispense this valuable information, which has been provided by these experts, to as many parents as possible through whatever means possible. To that end, The National Parenting Center created and maintains interactive systems allowing parents to access the expert panel. Additionally, parents may obtain the advice of the experts through written transcripts, letters, brochures, newsletters, the Internet, etc.
The National Parenting Center's Seal of Approval program, created in 1990 as an adjunct to TNPC's support services, identifies the finest products and services being marketed to the parent/child audience. From educational and entertainment products and equipment to travel destinations, the consumer oriented testing process solicits evaluations from parents and their children. This award signifies to other parents that their peers have acknowledged a product's quality and desirability based on a wide variety of determining factors.
It is the sole intention of The National Parenting Center to advise, support and guide parents with sound, responsible advice.
David Katzner
President, General Partner
The National Parenting Center
MISSION STATEMENT OF
THE NATIONAL PARENTING CENTER
www.TNPC.com
The National Parenting Center was founded in July of 1989 with the intention of providing the most comprehensive and responsible parenting advice to parents everywhere. The advice provided is furnished by some of the world's most respected authorities in the field of child rearing and development.
The National Parenting Center has been authorized to dispense this valuable information, which has been provided by these experts, to as many parents as possible through whatever means possible. To that end, The National Parenting Center created and maintains interactive systems allowing parents to access the expert panel. Additionally, parents may obtain the advice of the experts through written transcripts, letters, brochures, newsletters, the Internet, etc.
The National Parenting Center's Seal of Approval program, created in 1990 as an adjunct to TNPC's support services, identifies the finest products and services being marketed to the parent/child audience. From educational and entertainment products and equipment to travel destinations, the consumer oriented testing process solicits evaluations from parents and their children. This award signifies to other parents that their peers have acknowledged a product's quality and desirability based on a wide variety of determining factors.
It is the sole intention of The National Parenting Center to advise, support and guide parents with sound, responsible advice.
David Katzner
President, General Partner
The National Parenting Center
posted by Bruce Mather at 7:49 AM | 
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