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Comfort and confidence for your child’s entire journey

From day one 'til your big kid is buckling up all by themselves, having the best car seat for your child makes the ride all the more relaxed and fun for everyone.

Infant Car Seats

Carry baby from birth to about 1 year old. Smaller, lighter, portable car seats, used rear-facing. Designed with features to give new parents peace of mind as they begin the journey.

Rear-Facing

car seat orientation

4 - 30 lbs

weight

Up to two years

age

Less than 32"

height

All-in-One & Convertible Car Seats

Offer the most longevity for parents by protecting your child from birth to about 10 years old. Use in both rear and forward-facing positions. 

Rear/Forward-Facing

car seat orientation

4 - 100 lbs

weight

Birth to 10 years

age

Up to 52"

height

Belt-positioning Boosters

Made for you child's final car seat stage, these give big kids a boost up to ensure your vehicle's seat belt fits them properly.

Forward-Facing

car seat orientation

40-100 lbs

weight

5-10 years

age

Up to 57"

height

Infant Car Seats

All-in-One & Convertible Car Seats

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Car Seat Laws and Regulations by State

Across the United States, there is no “universal car seat law” – regulations vary from state to state. To save you the headache of researching them all, we've compiled the laws from each state here.

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Car Seat Safety: Expiration Dates

It's not a myth, an urban legend or a tale experienced parents share with newbies during a coffee date like the boogeyman. The car seat you have sitting in your backseat will expire.

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How to Clean Your Child's Car Seat

Messes are inevitable when you've got children. We get that no parent wants to spend their "free" time cleaning car seats, so we're here to make the process as quick and easy as possible.

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There are many factors that you should consider when car seat shopping. Here are five tips for buying the perfect car seat.

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How to Choose a Convertible Car Seat

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Frequently Asked Questions

What weight should my child be before switching to a booster car seat?

  • The initial weight for booster seats is typically over 40 pounds and can be used until kids are old enough for a vehicle seat belt to fit properly, which is when they have reached about 120 pounds. All infants and toddlers should ride in a rear-facing car safety seat as long as possible until they reach the highest weight or height allowed by the seat's manufacturer. All children who have outgrown the rear-facing weight or height limit for their car safety seat should use a forward-facing car safety seat with a harness for as long as possible, up to the highest weight or height allowed by the seat's manufacturer.

What age should my child be before switching to a booster car seat?

  • All children whose weight or height exceeds the forward-facing limit for their convertible car safety seat should use a belt-positioning booster seat until your car’s seatbelt fits properly. This is usually when they have reached 4 feet 9 inches in height, and are eight to twelve years old.

When does my car seat expire?

  • The expiration date for a car seat varies from car seat to car seat. Car seat expiration dates range from eight to twelve years, depending on the product. Many of our car seats have a sticker on the back of the seat with the date of manufacture. To find out when the seat expires, look in your manual for the lifespan of your seat.
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