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Old 09-05-2007, 02:12 PM #1
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Default idea i have had...

Here is an idea I had for about 6 years now.
I have wrote to different companies and also my Gov. when Jeb Bush was in
Nothing.But I still think it is a semi good life saving idea.
It is to have child car seat alarm .I think there is away to have an alarm put on a car seat and when the car is off and after 5 mins the weight of infant is still in seat and the keys are out of ignition an alarm would sound and also a key chain attachment to alert the driver and any passer bys that the baby/child is still in car. I understand liability but really one could just put on box the device is to aid and is dose not take responsibility.
Or something to that affect.
We have babies left in cars and it is sad that nothing has been done to help at all.
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