On June 8, 2023, the Malaysian Institute of Road Safety Research (MIROS) hosted an impactful training program, the Malaysia Child Occupant Safety Training Program (MycostP). The program was facilitated by the Child Occupant Safety Advisor (COSA), and it was a significant step towards enhancing child safety in Malaysia.

The event saw participation from 23 individuals representing various sectors of the baby industry. The diverse group of participants included manufacturers, retailers, and healthcare professionals, all of whom share a common goal: ensuring the safety of children.

The MycostP program, under the expert guidance of COSA, aimed to equip participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to improve child occupant safety. The training covered a wide range of topics, including the correct use of child restraint systems, understanding vehicle safety features, and the importance of child safety in vehicle design.

The program also emphasized the role of the baby industry in promoting child occupant safety. Participants were encouraged to apply the knowledge gained from the training in their respective fields, whether it be designing safer products, educating consumers, or advocating for child safety policies.

The event was an educational experience Participants had the opportunity to engage in insightful information about the right usage of CRS.

The MycostP program, led by MIROS, is a testament to the collective effort to improve child safety in Malaysia. The enthusiastic participation from various sectors of the baby industry is a promising sign of the commitment to this cause. As we move forward, such initiatives will play a crucial role in ensuring that every journey is a safe one for our children.

In conclusion, the MycostP program was a significant stride towards a safer future for our children. It is a reminder that when it comes to child safety, we all have a role to play. Together, we can make a difference.