Michael Fleming filed for a U.S. patent in July and plans to seek a manufacturer, says the US newspaper.
The time has come for the development of a helmet that protects children in automobiles, said Fleming.
How can parents convince their children to wear a helmet? asks the Houston Chronicle.
"Children, one might imagine, might be reluctant to put on something that would — God forbid — make them look goofy. Or, perhaps, it might even mess up their hair. Fleming realized this…To make the helmet more palatable to kids, Fleming made it compatible with DVD and music players, as well as portable gaming systems.
"In time, he hopes the device will become accepted as a societal norm rather than something kids may be loath to wear."
Perhaps Eric Martlew, the Carlisle MP who wants to make all children wear helmets when cycling, could extend his idea to include children in cars, too?
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