American Family Physician

 Having an X-ray can be scary for a child—and difficult, since the child must remain still. Parents can help by praising their child for following the technician’s instructions. If you’re asked to help cradle your child, be sure you’re given protective clothing to shield you from any radiation.

Radiologic Technology

 Children are usually safest in a vehicle’s backseat. But in compact extended-cab pickups, there’s no safe place for children. Researchers found that children in these vehicles have nearly three times the risk of injury. If possible, use another vehicle when driving with children.

Journal of the American Medical Association