Jane Strata car seat 2008 colours
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Jane Strata
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The
NEW STRATA infant car seat answers the health concerns of Parents
and Health professionals as a positive solution to the health and
safety of transporting newborn babies in the car and on a travel system.
Strata is the latest infant car seat from Jané, designed for the complete well-being and comfort of your baby, especially during the first few months, in which the baby's correct posture is essentail for his development. During this first stage, the healthiest position for your baby is lying down. After the third month approximately, he can start sitting up. Strata, thanks to a new PATENTED system by Jané, allows your baby to always be in the correct position. It couldn't be easier. STRATA - IT GROWS WITH YOUR BABYOn lowering the backrest, the base of the seat automatically rises, increasing the angle of the backrest up to 125°. From around 4 months onwards, when raising the backrest, the base of the seat returns to its original position obtaining an angle of 110°. This system also adjusts the 5 point harness to the correct position for your growing baby without the need to undo and rethread the harness when your child grows. The Baby's headrest area has double protection; thanks to the actual headrest and the frame (made of recyclable, high resistance polypropylene). The entire surface that comes into contact with the baby is protected with shock absorbing material. New Revolutionary features: The incorporated 5-point harness allows for a bigger fastening surface, and therefore provides a higher level of safety when compared to the traditional 3 point harness which is found on other infant car seats on the market. PUBLICATIONS ENDORSING JANÉ'S INITIATIVE. Specialists do not recommend prolonged use of infant restraint systems with an angle of less than 110°. This could cause problems in lung and respiratory development. This is shown by headlines such as "Leaving a baby asleep in a car seat 'may cut off breathing' ", an article published by the DAILY MAIL in December 2006, according to tests carried out by the renowned Paediatrician Professor Alistair Gunn, researcher of Auckland Cot Monitoring Service of Auckland University. Many articles published by the American Academy of Paediatrics in the prestigious specialist magazine Paediatrics, such as for example, "effects on infant restraint seats on the cardio respiratory functions of newborns" (2002), also support the initiative championed by Jané since the year 2000. "Baby car seat 'cot death' concern" says BBC News 8 Dec 2006. Babies should not be left asleep in car seats unchecked because there is a risk they will stop breathing, warn experts. Problems arise because reflexes that keep the baby's head upright and their breathing normal are still developing. "Dangers of baby sleeping in a seat" an article published by the Daily Mail on 19 July 2007. Babies should not be left asleep in car seats because of a higher risk of stopping breathing, experts warn today. Children aged under one month old are particularly vulnerable when seated, a study has found. The element of risk is higher because the reflex to keep the head upright, allowing unimpeded breathing, is still developing at this age, say scientists. Strata & STRATA: JANÉS SOLUTIONS TO RISKS RAISED BY SPECIALISTS.The huge increase in alerts and medical studies warning of the great danger to infants, during the first months of life, of prolonged use of child restraint systems with an angle less then 110° endorses Jané's initiative manifested in 2000 in the Matrix model: a fusion of the functions of a carrycot, where the baby is fully reclined (180°), and those of an infant car seat (138°). With this concept, Jané progressed to what is nowadays urged from all fields of medicine to all manufacturing brands: to base design on the health of the infant, to achieve better rest and to improve lung development in newborns, as well as on the prevention of injuries in case of an accident. Strata is the latest version, a unique model, and in our 75th anniversary year we also see the launch of a completely new infant car seat - the STRATA, which continues the philosophy to base design on the health as well as safety of the infant. They could only have been designed by Jané.
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