Abstract: A safety device provides a warning to drivers of a “child” left in a car seat. When a child is secured in a car seat a safety lanyard or safety garment with appropriate warning signs should be worn by the vehicle driver. When the driver reaches the destination, the driver will remove the child from the seat and place the safety device therein. In the event that the driver forgets the child in the car seat, the presence of the safety lanyard on the driver will serve to alert others of the child in the vehicle. The safety lanyard is attached to a safety insert that is inserted into the child car seat buckle that prevents the standard sliding buckle tabs from being inserted into the child car seat buckle. The safety insert must be removed prior to the child being bucked into the seat.

Abstract: A method to increase the hot carcass weight of a meat-producing animal. The method orally administers Vitamin C to a meat-producing animal between about 2 and about 48 hours prior to harvest. The animal is then harvested and a hot carcass is prepared from that harvested animal.