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What are Some Common Mistakes in Using Safety Equipment?

Common mistakes include:
Incorrect installation, such as improperly secured car seats.
Using expired or recalled products.
Not replacing equipment after a significant impact or accident, such as bike helmets.
Ignoring the child's growth and not adjusting or upgrading equipment accordingly.

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