Car Seats For The Littles

Keep kids safe and warm in the vehicle this winter by saying goodbye to those winter coats!

Keep kiddos safe by steering clear of non-regulated products in their car seats!

Here are eight commonly repeated myths about rear facing -- busted!

Graco TurboBooster: Do you have screws in the armrests?

Posted on April 10, 2013

The Graco TurboBooster is one of the most popular high back boosters for older kids – it’s inexpensive, and provides a great seat belt fit the majority of the time. It’s also host of one of the most common misuses we see as Child Passenger Safety Technicians – the elusive screws in the armrests.

A chest clip goes… on the chest!

Posted on April 9, 2013

Or more precisely, in the middle of the sternum. The retainer clip is designed to keep the straps parallel over the torso in a crash. Too low and the child could be ejected from the seat in a crash; too high and the child could suffer a neck injury. Line it up with the top of the child’s armpits, and it’ll be just right every time!

Hello Winter, Goodbye Coats!

Non-Regulated Products for Car Seats

Rear Facing Car Seat Myths Busted

Graco TurboBooster: Do you have screws in the armrests?

A chest clip goes… on the chest!