HOW TO CHOOSE A CAR SEAT
What is an infant car seat?
An infant car seat is rear-facing only and consists of two parts—a removable, bucket-style seat and a base that remains securely installed in your car. Designed for easy portability, they can click into a stroller without disturbing your baby. For babies up to 35 lbs. or 35 inches.
How long will I use an infant car seat?
All car seats come with a height and weight limit for use. Once your baby reaches either of those milestones—typically, within 1-2 years for infant seats—it’s time to move on to a convertible or 4-in-1 car seat.
Infant Car Seat Checklist
Go to and from the car without unbuckling and disturbing your baby
Share one car seat between multiple vehicles with an extra base
Click your car seat directly into a stroller for on-the-go convenience
Be ready to transition into a convertible car seat within 1-2 years when your baby outgrows her infant car seat