Baby Car Seats

The best car seat is the one that fits your child's size, is correctly installed, and is used properly every time you drive. There are four types of car seats: infant car seats, toddler car seats, convertible car seats, and booster car seats. Each has its unique functions and uses. Keep in mind, every single one meets very strict safety standards. Our car seats offer a variety of features, from reclining functions to adaptable carrying handles.

Before purchasing a car seat, it's important to know the rules and regulations. Infants must be in a rear facing car seat or rear facing convertible car seat, while toddlers must be in forward facing car seat. In terms of saftey features, the 5-point Harness is the safest harness type on the market. There are 5 straps: 2 at the shoulders, 2 at the hips, and 1 at the crotch. Most car seats come equipped with a built-in locking Clips. Infant Car Seats – Infant car seats are rear-facing and can be used as carriers. Infant car seats can accommodate babies up to 20-22 pounds (depending on model), are small, portable, and come equipped with either a 5-point harness. Many infant car seats have a detachable base which attaches to the car, allowing you to carry your baby in and out of the car without installing the car seat each time.


Convertible Car Seats – Convertible car seats can be used in both forward facing and rear facing positions. Convertible Car Seats are not portable and cannot be used as a carrier. Convertible car seats are used in the rear-facing position for infants up to 20 lbs, and forward-facing for toddlers who are 1 year of age and weigh at least 20 lbs.


Booster Car Seats - Children who have outgrown car seats should be in a Booster car seats until they are at least 8 years old, or are 4’9” or taller. Booster car seats are to be used only for toddlers in a forward facing position and can accommodate children up to 80 lbs. A booster car seat can have its own harness, or can use the car seat belt.