Rotating car seats are taking up an increasingly large portion of the space in store shelves these days. That’s not a bad thing — many of these seats offer a level of convenience that many caregivers find preferable. The Evenflo Revolve Slim joins the lineup. As the name suggests, the most notable feature is that
Our friends at Safety 1st have been really busy, adding a bunch of new car seats to store shelves recently. We’re doing our level best to keep up and make sure we know these new additions well enough to speak to caregivers about them. The Comfort Ride combination car seat is a lightweight, easy-to-use, VERY
Safety 1st has entered the rotating car seats chat with the Turn and Go 360. Their offering has some pretty significant challenges, from a low top harness position to a high bottom harness position, a quirky install, and a smooth shell that makes moving the seat difficult, there’s a lot going on with this one.
I’ll admit it — we’re having a hard time keeping up with all of the rotating car seats that are available now. To help ourselves and help you keep track, we’ve put together this handy table. Comparison of Rotating Car Seats Now that there are a growing number of car seats that swivel, we’ve developed
Britax first introduced ClickTight technology in 2013 (the same year this website was born!), they added this easy-to-use installation system to convertible car seats fairly soon after the Frontier was launched but didn’t add a rear facing only option to the product line — until now! We do find the non-ClickTight rear facing only Britax
The Cybex family of rear facing only car seats are known for being quite plush, fairly easy to install and use, and fit most babies well, though they do tend to be a bit heavy and not particularly compact. That family of seats has expanded to include the Cloud G LUX, which brings everything we
Orbit Baby is a name that’s been around for some time — when my now-driving teenager was a baby, we strongly considered getting the rotating Orbit G series rear facing only car seat for her (we went with a Graco instead, they’re still around today, too!). Orbit took a break from the market for a
When our friends at Evenflo let us know that there was a new rear facing only car seat on the way, I was definitely ready to take on the challenge of reviewing it. I didn’t know much about what was headed my way, but imagine my great surprise when a car seat that’s also a
Recall Notice Within days of us publishing this review, a recall was issued for this seat’s base. The temporary solution is to use the seat without the base, however, we had a lot of trouble determining where the recline angle indicator is on the carrier portion of this particular car seat. The baseless recline angle
The Issue Health Canada has determined that the use of “Child Secure Seatbelt Vests” and “Toddler Child Car Booster Seats” in a motor vehicle could increase the risk of injury in the event of a collision. These products have been around for some time. They masquerade as actual safety devices but they do not meet
