| Electric ride-on toys are almost as much fun for | | | | is taught to "buckle up". |
| grown-ups, watching a child imagine they are really | | | | 4. Adjust Seats: If the car has adjustable seats, |
| driving, as it is for the little one who is really driving. | | | | adjust them so that the child sits comfortably and |
| But, it is not fun for the grown-up or the little one if | | | | can reach the pedal easily. |
| there is a mishap. | | | | 5. Before Allowing the Child to Drive, introduce him |
| Here are 7 Safety Tips to keep your child from harm | | | | her to each of the car's functions and features. Show |
| while driving their electric ride-on toy car or truck: | | | | them how the steering wheel works and controls |
| | | | their direction. |
| 1. Adult Supervision: This is the first and most | | | | 6. Breaking System: Be sure your child understands |
| important tip of all. Always be sure there is a | | | | that the breaking system is automatic; when |
| responsible adult overseeing the rider at all times. | | | | pressure is removed from the "gas" pedal, the car will |
| Remember, children really believe they are driving and | | | | stop. |
| may take unnecessary risks. | | | | 7. Keep Off the Road: Ride-on cars are toys, not |
| 2. Wear a Helmet: Children should always wear a | | | | street-safe vehicles. Keep them out of the streets |
| helmet. A bicycle helmet will do nicely. | | | | and off the road. |
| 3. Wear a Seat Belt: Not all electric | | | | Ride-on toy safety is really very basic and if the adult |
| (battery-operated) cars are equipped with seat belts. | | | | on duty is attentive, everyone will have a great time. |
| However, if the car has a seat belt, be sure the child | | | | |