If you're wrangling with car seats and baffled by the myriad latch systems, clip styles, and weight limits, the Lewisville Police Department is extending a helping hand to parents and caregivers. Announced on social media, the Lewisville Police Department is offering monthly Child Safety Seat Clinics, with the next opportunity fast approaching.
The service, aimed at ensuring little ones travel in both comfort and compliance with safety standards, is not exclusive to Lewisville residents - a grace extended to any parent around who wishes for some peace of mind. For those unsure if the chair is too small, too big, installed correctly, or harnesses adjusted properly, these clinics are a godsend. The next session is scheduled for the last Monday of the month, and although it's free, appointments are a must, so call 972.219.3668 to secure a spot.
The venue is set at the Tittle McFadden Public Safety Center, specifically in the Fire Department bays located on Valley Parkway side of the building, these sessions are not just about fixing straps and clicking latches, but also about educating caregivers on proper safety seat practices, while technicians with certifications give them the overview and installation assistance they need, to drive away with confidence.
