Photos from the issue dated April 29, 2011

Photos from the editorial files of The Newtown Bee.

During a review of a car seat inspection with Newtown tax office staffer Cayenne Spremullo and daughter Lia James, local traffic unit officer Jeffrey Silver explained that rear-facing child safety seats do a better job of supporting the head, neck, and spine of infants and toddlers in the event of a crash, because the force of the collision is distributed over the entire body. (Voket photo)

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During a review of a car seat inspection with Newtown tax office staffer Cayenne Spremullo and daughter Lia James, local traffic unit officer Jeffrey Silver explained that rear-facing child safety seats do a better job of supporting the head, neck, and spine of infants and toddlers in the event of a crash, because the force of the collision is distributed over the entire body. (Voket photo)

Kids Safest Rear Facing Car Seats Until Age

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