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injuries when parents put their children in well-fitted car seats. In fact, car seats
                     reduce the risk of death in an accident by 54%. In 2004, car seats saved 451 lives.

                                                        Adapted from: https://www.spinalcord.com/blog/the-importance-of-car-seat-safety-to-prevent-injuries

                     I  personally  believe  that  this  article  has  enlightened  me  about  the

                     importance  of  installing  a  car  seat.  Not  many  people  in  Indonesia  use
                     infant car seats. Children often freely move here and there inside the car

                     even though their parents drive fast. In the countries like the United States,

                     however, car seat laws are made, which leads me to think that they take
                     children’s safety in the car very seriously. Thus, I believe, that I, and other
                     families in Indonesia, should do the same.

                 2. The  flu  is  a contagious respiratory  illness  caused  by  influenza  viruses.   It  can
                     cause mild to severe illness, and at times can lead to death.  Every year in the

                     United States, on average:  5% to 20% of the population gets the flu; more than
                     200,000 people are hospitalized from flu complications; and about 36,000 people
                     die from the flu. Some people, such as the elderly, young children, and people
                     with  certain  health  conditions,  are  at  high  risk  for  serious  flu
                     complications.   Complications  of  the  flu  can  include  pneumonia,  dehydration,

                     and worsening of chronic medical conditions, such as congestive heart failure,
                     asthma, or diabetes. Children may get sinus problems and ear infections.
                                                                            Adapted from: http://www.pkids.org/diseases/influenza.html
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                 3. TV  has  a  profound  effect  on  the  children  and  youth  of  our  country.   It  is  a
                     powerful teacher of many things.  When used in moderation, some good things
                     can  be  learned  from  watching  TV.   Preschool  children  can  get  help  learning
                     numbers and letters.  Grade-school children and teens can learn about nature,
                     wildlife,  and  history.   Adults  can  stay  current  with  the  events  of  the  day  by

                     watching  the  nightly  news.  Too  much  TV,  however,  can  have  very  negative
                     effects.  Research shows that TV contributes to sleep problems, health problems,
                     behavior  problems,  and  struggles  in  reading  and  academics.   TV  viewing,

                     especially  when  done  at  night,  reduces  the  quality  and  quantity  of  a  child’s
                     sleep.  Children ages 3 and under who watch TV are at a higher risk of having
                     both irregular nap and bedtime schedules.
                                                                              Adapted from: https://frenlish.com/presence-in-your-home
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