We all want the safest car seat possible for our infant or child. It is important to order a
new car seat. A car seat that has been used (especially by someone we don't know - ie found at a garage sale) might have been in an accident. Any child car seat that has been in an accident, been subjected to extreme temperatures (left in the shed for the winter?), or otherwise received trauma or stress, may fail at the moment we need it most!
This website will help you find the best deals, and biggest discounts on car seats for your infant, toddler, or even your pet. You will have the comfort of purchasing through the largest online retailer - with a commitment to customer satisfaction. The transaction is powered by Amazon's super store. In many cases you will save additional money if you qualify for free shipping. Browse below or search by brand and/or category above. Everything from infant seat accessories to complete convertible travel systems are on sale. You will find the perfect car seat for your loved one here.
State laws vary on car seats in their details, however, every state does have a car seat law. In all cases, it is illegal (and unsafe) for children to ride in the front seat of the car. Some require toddlers up to the age of six to be in a car seat. Others permit use of a 'booster' seat when the child reaches the appropriate age. All car seats available on this website comply with state and federal laws.
Some newer cars have boosters built right into the seats as a fold down option. New car design laws require that the back seats of cars come equipped with a latching system. Minimum requirements call for a latch in the back of the seat (a belt attaches to the back of the car seat and runs up over the back of the seat - usually under the headrest. This belt has a latch or hook that fastens to the lower part of the seat. The other two hooks or latch points are located at the back of the seat - in the space between the back rest and the seat, or sometime in the seat itself with small cut outs for access.
Regardless of the state law where you live, protecting our loved ones with a new car seat makes sense! |
