Mazda revealed that 85% of parents plan to travel with their children by car this holiday season, and their biggest worry is their kids getting carsick.
- Mazda survey unveils parents’ biggest pain points when traveling with kids
- 61% of parents worry about a child getting carsick while traveling
- The brand partners with Dr. Mona Amin, board-certified pediatrician, to help alleviate symptoms of carsickness and highlight unique features of the new 2024 CX-90
In a recent survey by Mazda North American Operations, it was found that an overwhelming 85% of parents or caregivers are planning to travel by car this year, especially those with three to four children, where the number rose to 93%.
Earlier in the year, Mazda introduced the 2024 CX-90, a premium three-row crossover designed to provide a connected driving experience and a smoother ride for families. The survey revealed that 61% of parents are worried about their children getting carsick during travel, with nearly half of the respondents (48%) having experienced this issue in the past.
To help parents address carsickness, Mazda has partnered with Dr. Mona Amin, an expert in pediatric care, to develop tips for preventing and treating carsickness while also highlighting features of the Mazda CX-90 that can help alleviate this issue.
Dr. Amin’s tips for treating and preventing carsickness include increasing airflow, looking at the horizon, and avoiding reading or looking at screens. Additionally, seating flexibility and convenience are important factors to consider on family road trips, with features of the CX-90 focusing on comfort and wellbeing of all passengers.
About Mazda North American Operations
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About Dr. Mona Amin
Dr. Mona Amin is a Board-Certified General Pediatrician, IBCLC, parenting coach, social media star, and mother, featured on various platforms such as Parents.com, The New York Times, and Good Morning America. She is passionate about educating parents and caretakers on better care for their children through her various platforms including Instagram, podcast, and YouTube channel.
*Survey Methodology
The survey was conducted in collaboration with The Logit Group, collecting responses from 1,000 adults over the age of 25 in the United States, focused on those who currently own or lease a 3-row vehicle.