More and more it seems that things are just not built to last any more. Even car seats. Most every parent has heard that car seats have expiration dates but very few understand...
Here are the updated car seat laws for 2019 and other state's attempts at changing the law but did not pass. Look out for those perhaps changing in upcoming legislature sessions. Remember the state...
Where does your car seat practice fall? Likely somewhere in between car seat best practice and legal minimums. Car Seat Best Practice according to NHTSA: Use the correct car seat for child and vehicle...
As a parent, car seats have been a part of your life since your child came into the world. You’ve followed the guidelines from rear-facing to forward-facing, and mastered the ins and outs...
Yes, in as much as the American Academy of Pediatrics is now recommending that babies should remain rear-facing until they reach the maximum height and weight allowed by the car seat manufacturer. Previously their...
Learning to use the Car Seat Harness correctly is important as various incorrect usage are four of the most common car seat mistakes parents make. After selecting the right car seat for your child's...
Six more states made updates to their child restraint laws this year. Some extended the rear facing requirements to the American Academy of Pediatrics' recommendation of keeping children rear facing up to age...
What is the difference between child restraint law vs. best practice? Most parents and caregivers assume the law is the safest and what is recommended by safety experts. However, this is not necessarily the...
There have been illegal "car seats" for sale that you have to be watchful for but...
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After all 3 out of 4 of all car seats are being used incorrectly and 93% of newborns are in their car seats with critical errors. Learn how to fix the most common car seat mistakes with this report.
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