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Graco TurboBooster Review

Posted on August 27, 2013 by CSFTL

The Graco TurboBooster is likely the most popular booster seat on the market today. It has so much going for it — it’s light weight, easy to use, and fits most children well. The same basic design has been available for well over a decade. Child Passenger Safety Technicians and caregivers alike are fans of the TurboBooster because of its simplicity and excellent belt positioning. At the very reasonable $50-$60 price for the highback version, and $30 or less for the backless version, it’s an excellent option for many families.

Graco Rear Facing Only Car Seats – What’s the Difference?

Posted on August 12, 2013 by CSFTL

Confused by the differences between Graco’s rear facing only seats? You’re not alone. Graco recently changed the names of their rear facing only seats and added 4 new models.

Their current models are the SnugRide Classic Connect (original 22 lb version), SnugRide Classic Connect 30, SnugRide Classic Connect 35, SnugRide Click Connect 30, SnugRide Click Connect 35, SnugRide Click Connect 35 LX, and SnugRide Click Connect 40.

Rear Facing Only Car Seats in Small Spaces

Posted on July 12, 2013 by CSFTL

If you have a small car, you know how difficult it can be to fit a rear facing only car seat in it. We decided to put 25 rear facing only car seats to the test and find which seats take up the least amount of front to back space. Remember that all seats fit differently in different vehicles, so even though you find a seat that takes up less front to back space, that doesn’t mean it will fit correctly in every vehicle. It’s always suggested that you try before you buy.

Installing a Rear Facing Only Seat without the Base

Posted on June 3, 2013 by CSFTL

Need help installing your rear facing only seat without the base? Here are a few tips for what a correct installation should look like. Remember to always check your manual for full instructions.

Graco TurboBooster: Do you have screws in the armrests?

Posted on April 10, 2013 by CSFTL

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.