I was thinking about creating a fairly detailed, ironic carseat (or 
similar) analogy to breastfeeding, including statistics. Does anyone 
know whether this has been done before?

Something like "Everyone knows that using a carseat is the ideal way 
to transport an infant. But there are many situations where a mother 
cannot or may choose not to put her baby in a carseat. Working 
mothers in a hurry, or mothers with insufficient resources to obtain 
a carseat, should not be made to feel guilty. The assertion that 
their baby has a xx% chance of suffering permanent physical injury, a 
yy% chance of suffering permanent brain damage, and a zz% chance of 
dying from lack of carseat use, has not been proven."

Any leads?

Thanks!

Tina Kimmel
UC Berkeley School of Social Welfare

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