Recommended Seats: Canada
Types of Seats
- Rear Facing Only (Infant Seats)
- Convertible and Multimode Seats (rear and forward facing, multimode has booster)
- Combination Seats (forward facing harness to booster)
- High Back Boosters
- Backless Boosters
Choosing a car seat is tough! There are so many options, and one look at the car seat aisle can make your head swim with weight limits and bells and whistles. So how do you know what the best seat is for your child? The safest seat is the one that fits your child, fits your vehicle, and can be used correctly 100% of the time. It’s important to look at the height and weight limits printed on the box, but they often do not tell the whole story. It is also important to note things like the height of the shell, and height of the harness positions, which will factor into when the child will outgrow the seat.
If you’re not sure which type your child should be in, start with our best practice guide through the four steps of car seat safety.
If your seat isn’t on the list, don’t worry! That doesn’t mean it isn’t safe or isn’t recommended. All seats pass the same safety standards and are safe when used correctly. Our list is a short guide to seats that we find easy to use, long lasting, or fit a specific niche.
Seats are generally listed from least to most expensive, but prices do fluctuate often so please check your retailer for the current price. Check out our reviews section to find in depth reviews of many of the seats listed, although reviews are done based on US models so please note Canadian versions may have slightly different limits.
Rear Facing Only (also known as infant seats)
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Cosco Light n Comfy DX Read CSFTL Review | Bottom Harness Slot: 5.25" Height Limit: Up to 29" or head 1" below the top of the shell Weight Limit: 4-22 lbs Expiration: 8 years | Pros: Available with recommended front adjust harness, fits small infants well, handle required to be left up in the vehicle, lightweight, price, and 3 crotch buckle positions. Cons: Some models have a rear adjust harness, look for front adjust model. Some models do not have adjustable bases. | Price Range: CDN$ Buy at Amazon |
Graco SnugRide 35 Lite Read CSFTL Review | Bottom Harness Slot: 6″ with insert Height Limit: Up to 32" or head 1" below the top of the shell Weight Limit: 4-35 lbs Expiration: 7 years | Pros: Fits small infants well, front adjust harness, large canopy, lightweight, and 2 crotch buckle positions. Cons: Must remember to remove infant insert at 12 pounds Features: Allows European routing for baseless installation | Price Range: CDN$ Buy at Amazon |
Evenflo LiteMax Read CSFTL Review | Bottom Harness Slot: 5" Height Limit: Up to 32″ or head 1" below the top of the shell Weight Limit: 3-35 lbs Expiration: 6 years | Pros: Fits small infants well, front adjust harness, handle required to be left up in the vehicle, lightweight, and 3 crotch buckle positions. Cons: Can be harder to find without getting a travel system. Features : Lockoff. Some models come with infant insert, harness pads, and/or SensorSafe Technology. | Price Range: CDN$ Buy at Amazon |
Safety 1st OnBoard 35 Read CSFTL Review | Bottom Harness Slot: 5.5″ Height Limit: Up to 32″ or head 1" below the top of the shell Weight Limit: 4-35 lbs Expiration: 8 years | Pros: Fits small infants well, front adjust harness, handle required to be left up in the vehicle, large canopy, lightweight, price, and 3 crotch buckle positions. Cons: Harness material is thin and prone to twisting and seat is larger front to back. | Price Range: CDN$ Buy at Amazon |
Graco SnugRide SnugLock Series Read SnugLock 35 Review Read DLX Review | Bottom Harness Slot: 5" Height Limit: Up to 30" or 32", depending on model, or head 1" below the top of the shell Weight Limit: 4-30 or 35 lbs, depending on model Expiration: 7 years | Pros: Fits small infants well, handle required to be left up in the vehicle, front adjust harness, large canopy, and 2 crotch buckle positions. Cons: Insert has specific weight requirements. Features: Adjustable base, and SnugLock lockoff. Other features vary by exact model. Some have premium lower anchor connectors, no rethread harness, and/or one button handles. Read the CSFTL reviews to determine which features are available. | Price Range: CDN$$ SnugLock 35 Buy at Amazon |
Chicco Keyfit Read CSFTL Review | Bottom Harness Slot: 7" with insert Height Limit: Up to 30″ or head 1" below the top of the shell Weight Limit: 4-30 lbs Expiration: 6 years | Pros: Fits small infants well, front adjust harness, and handle required to be left up in the vehicle. Cons: Must remember to remove infant insert at 11 pounds, and seat is not as lightweight as other options. Features: Harness pads, lockoff, and premium lower anchor connectors. | Price Range: CDN$$ Buy at Amazon |
Maxi Cosi Mico Max Plus Read CSFTL Review | Bottom Harness Slot: 6" with insert Height Limit: Up to 32″ or head 1" below the top of the shell Weight Limit: 4-30 lbs Expiration: 8 years | Pros: Fits small infants well, front adjust harness, and handle required to be left up in the vehicle. Cons: Larger front to back than some other RFOs Features: Harness pads, load leg, lockoff, and premium lower anchor connectors. | Price Range: CDN$$$$ |
Convertible and Multimode Car Seats
Helpful Related Links:
- Why Rear Facing: the Science Junkie’s Guide
- Rear Facing Myths Busted
- Choosing a Convertible Car Seat for a Newborn
- How much Headroom?
Convertible Car Seats (Rear and Forward Facing)
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Cosco Scenera Next Read CSFTL Review | Rear Facing Limits: 5-40 lbs, 19-40″, or head even with the top of the 23″ shell Forward Facing Limits: 22-40 lbs, 29-43″, with 13" top harness slots Expiration: 8 years | Pros: Compact front to back, easy to install, lightweight, narrow, and price. Cons: Low harness height makes the seat outgrown forward facing before rear facing. Many children will outgrow the seat completely around age 3. Features: Optional cupholder. | Price Range: CDN$ Buy at Amazon |
Evenflo Sonus Read CSFTL Review | Rear Facing Limits: 5-40 lbs, 19-40", or head 1" below the top of the 25" shell Forward Facing Limits: 22-50 lbs, 28-50", with 18" top harness slots, 2 year old age minimum Expiration: 6 years | Pros: Easy to install, fits average size newborns, lightweight, narrow, price, and 2 crotch buckle positions. Cons: Does not allow the seat to overhang the vehicle seat when rear facing, narrow set harness straps do not have strap covers and may irritate the child's neck, no infant body padding to help fit, and single required recline angle. Features: Dual cupholders. | Price Range:: CDN$ |
Evenflo SureRide Read CSFTL Review | Rear Facing Limits: 5-40 lbs, 19-40", or head 1" below the top of the 25" shell Forward Facing Limits: 22-65 lbs, 29-54", with 19" top harness slots Expiration: 6 years | Pros: Easy to install, fits average size newborns, lightweight, narrow, price, and 2 crotch buckle positions. Cons: Does not allow the seat to overhang the vehicle seat when rear facing, harness isn't long enough to fit some kids at the upper end of the seat's weight/height limit, narrow set harness straps do not have strap covers and may irritate the child's neck, no infant body padding to help fit, and single required recline angle. Features: Harness pads can be purchased separately from Evenflo. | Price Range: CDN$ |
Graco Contender Read CSFTL Review | Rear Facing Limits: 5-35 lbs, 18-43", or head 1" below the adjuster of the fully extended 28" headrest Forward Facing Limits: 22-65 lbs, 27-49", with 17.5" top harness slots Expiration: 7 years | Pros: Tall shell for rear facing, price, and 2 crotch buckle positions. Cons: Recline block to switch between rear and forward facing modes, harness can be difficult to tighten on the lower settings. Features: Dual lower anchor connector straps, no-rethread harness, and single cupholder. | Price Range: CDN$$ |
Britax Emblem and Allegiance Read CSFTL Review | Rear Facing Limits: 5-40 lbs, up to 49", or head 1" below the top of the fully extended headrest Forward Facing Limits: 22-65 lbs, up to 49", with 16.75" top harness slots Expiration: 7 years | Pros: Compact front to back, easy to install, easy to remove cover for cleaning, fits average newborns, and 2 crotch buckle positions. Cons: Small interior doesn't provide much leg room for child. Features: Carry handle, EZ buckle holds the buckle forward when buckling/unbuckling, harness pads, lockoffs, no-rethread harness, and premium lower anchor connectors. | Price Range: CDN$$ Allegiance Buy at Amazon Emblem Buy at Amazon |
Graco Extend2Fit Convertible Read CSFTL Review | Rear Facing Limits: 4-50 lbs, up to 49", or head 1″ below the adjuster of the fully extended 28" headrest Forward Facing Limits: 22-65 lbs, up to 49", with 17.5" top harness slots Expiration: 10 years | Pros: Compact front to back, 50 pound rear facing weight limit, fits average size newborns, tall shell for rear facing, and 2 crotch buckle positions. Cons: Can be bulky front to back with the panel fully extended (required when installed with lap-only belt), harness can be difficult to tighten on the lower settings, and heavy. Features: 3-position extension panel that provides 5” of extra legroom, dual cupholders, harness pads, and no-rethread harness. | Price Range: CDN$$$ Buy at Amazon |
Britax ClickTight Convertibles Read CSFTL Review | Rear Facing Limits: 5-40 lbs, up to 49", or head 1" below the top of the fully extended 29" headrest Forward Facing Limits: 22-65 lbs, up to 49", with 18.65" top harness slots Expiration: 10 years | Pros: Compact front to back, easy to install, easy to remove cover for cleaning, fits average newborns, tall shell for rear facing, taller harness height than G4 models, and 2 crotch buckle positions. Cons: Heavy, short crotch buckle, and small interior doesn't provide much leg room for child. Features: Anti-rebound bar, ClickTight installation, EZ buckle holds the buckle forward when buckling/unbuckling, harness pads, lockoffs, no-rethread harness, and side impact cushion technology (SICT) on the Advocate. | Price Range: CDN$$$-$$$$ Marathon Buy at Amazon Boulevard Buy at Amazon Advocate Buy at Amazon |
Multimode Car Seats (rear and forward facing with an additional booster mode)
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Evenflo EveryStage Read CSFTL Review | Rear Facing Limits: 4-50 lbs, 17-48" Forward Facing Limits: 22-65 lbs, 29-52", with 17.5" top harness slots Booster Limits: 40-120 lbs, 44-57", with 18" top belt guide Expiration: 10 years | Pros: Easy to install, EasyClick lower anchors, fits newborns well, tall shell for rear facing, and 2 crotch buckle positions. Cons: Fairly large front to back rear facing, awkward booster mode conversion, high sides, and will most likely expire before child is ready to safely travel without booster. Features: Can use lower anchors in high back booster mode, dual cupholders, harness pads, hideaway harness for switching to booster mode, no-rethread harness, and premium EasyClick lower anchor connectors. | Price Range: CDN$$$ Buy at Amazon |
Graco TrioGrow SnugLock Read CSFTL Review | Rear Facing Limits: 5-40 lbs, 18-43", or head 1" below the top of the fully extended headrest Forward Facing Limits: 22-65 lbs, 27-49", with 17.5" top harness slots Booster Limits: 40-100 lbs, 43-57", with 18.5" top belt guide (does not become backless) Expiration: 10 years | Pros: Easy to install, fits newborns well, compact, tall shell for rear facing, and 2 crotch buckle positions. Cons: Does not allow the seat to overhang the vehicle seat in booster mode and booster not as tall as other options. Features: Anti-rebound bar, can use lower anchors in booster mode, dual cupholders, harness pads, hideaway harness for switching to booster mode, no re-thread harness. | Price Range: CDN$$$ Buy at Amazon |
Graco 4Ever Read CSFTL Review | Rear Facing Limits: 4-40 lbs, 43", or head 1" below the top of the fully extended headrest Forward Facing Limits: 22-65 lbs, up to 49", with 18" top harness slots Booster Limits: 40-100 lbs, 38-57", with 19" top belt guide (backless: 40-120 lbs, 40-57") Expiration: 10 years | Pros: Easy to install, fits newborns well, compact, tall shell for rear facing, and 2 crotch buckle positions. Cons: Cannot use lower anchors in backless booster mode, does not allow the seat to overhang the vehicle seat in booster mode, heavy, and will most likely expire before child is ready to safely travel without booster. Features: Can use lower anchors in high back booster mode, converts to a backless booster, dual cupholders, harness pads, hideaway harness for switching to booster mode, no re-thread harness, and premium lower anchor connectors. | Price: CDN$$$ Buy at Amazon |
Graco SlimFit3 LX Read CSFTL Review | Rear Facing Limits: 5-40 lbs, up to 43", head 1" below the top of the headrest Forward Facing Limits: 22-65 lbs, up to 49", with 17" top harness slots Booster Limits: 40-100 lbs, 43-57", with 19" top belt guide (does not become backless) Expiration: 10 years | Pros: Easy to install, fits newborns well, narrow, tall shell for rear facing, and 3 crotch buckle positions. Cons: Does not allow the seat to overhang the vehicle seat in booster mode and booster not as tall as other options. Features: Three-across friendly, anti-rebound bar, can use UAS in booster mode, cupholder (FF only), harness pads, lockoff for forward facing installation, hideaway harness for switching to booster mode, no re-thread harness, RapidRemove cover, and premium lower anchor connectors. | Price Range: CDN$$$$ Buy at Amazon |
Baby Jogger City View Read CSFTL Review | Rear Facing Limits: 5-40 lbs, head 1" below the top of the fully extended headrest Forward Facing Limits: 22-65 lbs, up to 49", with 17.5" top harness slots Booster Limits: 40-100 lbs, 43-57", with 19" top belt guide Expiration: 10 years | Pros: Easy to install, tall shell for rear facing, and 3 crotch buckle positions. Cons: Does not allow the seat to overhang the vehicle seat in booster mode and booster not tall as other options. Features: Anti-rebound bar, can use lower anchors in high back booster mode, single cupholder, harness pads, hideaway harness for switching to booster mode, no-rethread harness, and premium lower anchor connectors. | Price Range: CDN$$$$ |
Maxi Cosi Magellan Read CSFTL Review | Rear Facing Limits: 5-40 lbs, 40", or head 1" below the top of the fully extended headrest Forward Facing Limits: 22-65 lbs, up to 49", with 18" top harness slots Booster Limits: 40-120 lbs, 43-57", with 19" top belt guide Expiration: 12 years | Pros: Fairly easy to install, fits newborns well, tall shell for rear facing, and 3 crotch buckle positions. Cons: Large front to back rear facing, cannot use lower anchors in booster mode, heavy. Features: Rear facing tether, dishwasher safe removable dual cupholders, harness pads, hideaway harness for switching to booster mode, no-rethread harness, premium lower anchor connectors, and forward facing lockoff. | Price Range: CDN$$$$ |
Combination Seats (forward facing harness to booster)
Helpful Related Links:
- Harness or Booster: when to make the switch
- Forward Facing: the Hows and the Whys
- Converting a Convertible: Going from Rear Facing to Forward Facing
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Evenflo Maestro Sport Read CSFTL Review | Harness Limits: 22-50 lbs, 28-50", with 18.5″ top harness slots Booster Limits: 40-110 lbs, 44-57″, with 19" top belt guide (does not become backless) Expiration: 6 years | Pros: Easy to install, lightweight, price, and 2 crotch buckle positions. Cons: Booster function is outgrown in height very quickly after the harness is outgrown by height, does not convert to backless, harness must be fully removed when switching to booster mode, lower weight limit than other combination seats, and narrow set harness straps may dig into child's neck. Features: Allows use of lower anchors in high back booster mode and dual cupholders. | Price Range: CDN$ Buy at Amazon |
Graco Tranzitions Read CSFTL Review | Harness Limits: 22-65 lbs, 27-49″, with 18.25″ top harness slots Booster Limits: 40-100 lbs, 38-57", with 19.5″ top belt guide (backless: 40-110 lbs, 40-57") Expiration: 7 years | Pros: Lightweight, narrow, shoulder belt guide to help with seat belt fit when used backless, and 2 crotch buckle positions. Cons: Does not allow the seat to overhang the vehicle seat in booster mode, harness must be fully removed when switching to booster mode, and high, narrow belt path can make installation a challenge in some vehicles. Features: Allows use of lower anchors in high back booster mode and harness pads and dual cupholders (not usable in very narrow mode). | Price Range:: CDN$$ Buy at Amazon |
Graco Nautilus Read CSFTL Review | Harness Limits: 22-65 lbs, 27-49″, with 18.25″ top harness slots Booster Limits: 40 lbs-100 lbs, 38-57", with 19.5" top belt guide (backless: 40-100 lbs, 40-57") Expiration: 10 years | Pros: Easy to install, shoulder belt guide to help with seat belt fit when used backless, and 3 crotch buckle positions. Cons: Can cause head slump in some models, does not allow the seat to overhang the vehicle seat in booster mode, harness must be fully removed when switching to booster mode, and not easily switched from high back to backless modes. Features: Allows use of lower anchors in high back booster mode, harness pads, no-rethread harness, single cupholder, and 1 recline position. | Price Range: CDN$$ Buy at Amazon |
Chicco MyFit Read CSFTL Review | Harness Limits: 25-65 lbs, <54", with 20″ top harness slots Booster Limits: 40-100 lbs, 38-57", with 20.5″ top belt guide (does not become backless) Expiration: 8 years from date of purchase | Pros: Allows up to 3" of overhang, high harness slots, well padded, and 2 crotch buckle positions. Cons: Complicated steps to convert from booster to harness, does not become backless, and headrest can make a rattling noise. Features: Allows use of lower anchors in high back booster mode, dual "cupfolders" that fold in for more space in tight installs, hideaway harness when switching to booster mode, lockoff, no-rethread harness, premium lower anchor connectors, and 4 recline positions. | Price Range: CDN$$$ Buy at Amazon |
Britax Grow With You (Regular, ClickTight, and ClickTight Plus) Read CSFTL Review | Harness Limits: 25-65 lbs, 34-49", with 20″ top harness slots Booster Limits: 40-120 lbs, 44-63", with 22″ top belt guide (does not become backless) Expiration: 9 years | Pros: Highest harness slots available, and 2 crotch buckle positions. Cons: Does not allow the seat to overhang the vehicle seat in booster mode, does not become backless, seat is large and heavy, and using the booster with smaller children may result in the seat belt not moving properly in the seat belt guide. Features: Allows use of lower anchors in high back booster mode, dual cupholders, EZ buckle holds the buckle forward when buckling/unbuckling, hideaway harness when switching to booster mode, lockoff (on CT and CT Plus versions), no-rethread harness, premium lower anchor connectors, and 1 recline position. | Price Range: CDN$$$-$$$$ Grow With You Buy at Amazon ClickTight Buy at Amazon ClickTight Plus Buy at Amazon |
High Back Boosters
Helpful Related Links
- Boosters are for (very) Big Kids
- Booster Seats: the Science Junkie’s Guide
- Proper Booster Fit
- Booster Seat Myths
- High Back Boosters for Big Kids (and their younger siblings)
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Cosco Pronto/Safety 1st Crossover Booster Read CSFTL Review | Booster Limit: 40-100 lbs, 40-57″, with 23" top belt guide (backless: same limits) Expiration: 10 years | Pros: Converts to backless, price, and 23" top shoulder belt guide. Cons: Can be difficult to find locally, lacks padding, requires vehicle head support, and no shoulder belt guide when used backless. Features: Single cupholder. | Price Range: CDN$ |
Graco TurboBooster Read CSFTL Review | Booster Limit: 40-100 lbs, 43-57″, with 19.5" top belt guide (backless: same limits) Expiration: 10 years | Pros: Converts to backless, does not require vehicle head support, price, and shoulder belt guide to help with seat belt fit when used backless. Cons: Does not allow the booster to overhang the vehicle seat, lacks padding, and requires assembly, specifically screws in the armrests. Features: Dual cupholders. | Price Range: CDN$ Buy at Amazon |
Diono Cambria Read CSFTL Review | Booster Limit: 40-120 lbs, 38-63″, with 21" top belt guide (backless: same limits) Expiration: 6 years | Pros: Converts to backless, deep head support and seating area, price, shoulder belt guide to help with seat belt fit when used backless, and wide seating area is comfortable for bigger kids. Cons: Can be difficult to find locally, does not allow the booster to overhang the vehicle seat, lacks padding, and requires a vehicle head restraint. Features: Dual cupholders and lower anchor connectors. | Price Range: CDN$ Buy at Amazon |
Graco TurboBooster LX Read CSFTL Review | Booster Limit: 40-100 lbs, 43-57", with 20" top belt guide (backless: same limits) Expiration: 10 years | Pros: Converts to backless, does not require vehicle head support, and shoulder belt guide to help with seat belt fit when used backless. Cons: Does not allow the booster to overhang the vehicle seat, lower anchors can limit three across seating, and a wider seat make it a less viable option for three across seating. Features: Dual cupholders and lower anchor connectors. | Price Range: CDN$$ |
Graco TurboBooster Grow Read CSFTL Review | Booster Limit: 40-100 lbs, 43-57", with 20" top belt guide with RightGuide attached, 20.5" without (backless: 40-110 lbs, 43-57") Expiration: 10 years | Pros: Converts to backless, does not require vehicle head support, and shoulder belt guide to help with seat belt fit when used backless. Cons: Does not allow the booster to overhang the vehicle seat, lower anchors can limit three across seating, and a wider seat make it a less viable option for three across seating. Features: RightGuide seat belt trainer, extra back padding, dual dishwasher-safe cupholders, premium lower anchor connectors. | Price Range: CDN$$ Buy at Amazon |
Diono Monterey XT Read CSFTL Review | Booster Limit: 40–120 lbs, 38–63″, with 22" top belt guide (backless: same limits) Expiration: 8 years | Pros: Converts to backless, deep head/torso support and seating area, shoulder belt guide to help with seat belt fit when used backless, and wide seating area is comfortable for bigger kids. Cons: Can be difficult to find locally, does not allow the booster to overhang the vehicle seat., and requires a vehicle head restraint. Features: Adjustable width back support, dual cupholders, and lower anchor connectors. | Price Range: CDN$$ Buy at Amazon |
Britax Skyline Read CSFTL Review | Booster Limits: 40-120 lbs, 44-63″, with 22.5″ top belt guide (backless: 48-120 lbs, 46-63") Expiration: 10 years | Pros: Converts to backless (2-stage version), cupholders can be removed for more room, and does not require vehicle head support. Cons: Does not have the Britax SecureGuard clip and does not allow the booster to overhang the vehicle seat. Features: Premium lower anchor connectors. | Price Range: CDN$$ Buy at Amazon |
Britax Highpoint Read CSFTL Review | Booster Limits: 40-120 lbs, 44-63″, with 22.5″ top belt guide (backless: 48-120 lbs, 46-63") Expiration: 10 years | Pros: Converts to backless (2-stage version), cupholders can be removed for more room, and does not require vehicle head support. Cons: Does not allow the booster to overhang the vehicle seat. Features: Premium lower anchor connectors and optional SecureGuard clip. | Price Range: CDN$$ Buy at Amazon |
Peg Perego Viaggio HBB 120 Read CSFTL Review | Booster Limits: 40-120 lbs, 39-57, with 19″ top belt guide (backless: same limits) Expiration: 7 years | Pros: Converts to backless, deep head support, and narrow. Cons: Does not allow the booster to overhang the vehicle seat and requires vehicle head support. Features: Rigid lower anchor connectors. | Price Range: CDN$$ |
Nuna Aace Read CSFTL Review | Booster Limits: 40-110 lbs, 38-60″, with 21″ top belt guide (backless: 50-110 lbs, 38-60") Expiration: 10 years | Pros: Converts to backless, deep head/torso support, well padded, and does not require vehicle headrest. Cons: Backless booster has a 50 lb minimum, and can be difficult to find locally. Features: Ability to attach single cupholder, adjustable length leg support, and lower anchor connectors with guides. | Price Range: CDN$$$ |
Peg Perego Viaggio Flex 120 Read CSFTL Review | Booster Limits: 40-120 lbs, 39-63″, with 22″ top belt guide (does not become backless) Expiration: 12 years | Pros: Deep head support, does not require vehicle head support, narrow. Cons: Does not allow the booster to overhang the vehicle seat, cupholders not very useful, and does not convert to backless. Features: Folds for easy storage and travel, and rigid lower anchor connectors. | Price Range: CDN$$$$ |
Backless Boosters
Helpful Related Links
- Boosters are for (very) Big Kids
- Booster Suggestions for Big Kids
- Booster Seats: the Science Junkie’s Guide
- Proper Booster Fit
- Booster Seat Myths
- Comparison of Backless Boosters Under $20
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Harmony Youth Booster Read CSFTL Review | Booster Limits: 40–100 lbs and 34-57″ Expiration: 6 years | Pros: Lightweight, narrow, price, and shoulder belt guide to assist with seat belt fit. Cons: Lacks padding, shallow seating area, and short armrests can be difficult to route seat belt under. | Price Range: CDN$ |
Graco TurboBooster Read CSFTL Review | Booster Limits: 40–100 lbs and 43-57” Expiration: 10 years | Pros: Lightweight, price, and shoulder belt guide to assist with seat belt fit. Cons: Does not allow the booster to overhang the vehicle seat and lacks padding. Features: Dual cupholders. | Price Range: CDN$$ |
Diono Solana 2 Read CSFTL Review | Booster Limits: 40-120 lbs and up to 63" Expiration: 8 years | Pros: Wider seating area fits bigger children well, two cupholders, extra padding, lower anchors, and shoulder belt guide to assist with seat belt fit. Cons: Too wide for three across. | Price Range: CDN$$ Buy at Amazon |
Graco TurboBooster LX Read CSFTL Review | Booster Limits: 40–100 lbs and 43-57” Expiration: 10 years | Pros: Lightweight and shoulder belt guide to assist with seat belt fit. Cons: Does not allow the booster to overhang the vehicle seat and lower anchors can limit three across seating. Features: Dual cupholders and lower anchor connectors. | Price Range: CDN$$$ |
Graco RightGuide Read CSFTL Review | Booster Limits: 50-120 lbs and 43-60" Expiration: 10 years | Pros: Lightweight, fits in a backpack, consistent vehicle seat belt fit, shoulder belt guide to assist with seat belt fit (required), great option for three across. Cons: Not very padded. Note: The RightGuide is now only available in Canada as part of the Graco TurboBooster Grow. | Price Range: CDN$$$ |