Car Seats

About Car Seats at BabyOneStop

Every baby leaves the hospital in a car seat, and it stays one of the most-used pieces of gear for years. This collection includes rear-facing infant seats with carry handles and click-in bases, convertible seats that go from rear-facing to forward-facing, all-in-one seats that later become boosters, high-back and backless boosters, and accessories such as extra bases and seat protectors.

The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends keeping children rear-facing as long as possible, up to the seat's rear-facing limits. Each product page lists the height and weight ranges, and the manufacturer's manual explains installation. Many local fire departments and hospitals offer free car seat checks.

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Frequently asked questions

How long should my child stay rear-facing?

As long as possible, up to the seat's rear-facing height and weight limits, per the American Academy of Pediatrics. Each product page lists those limits.

What is the difference between infant and convertible car seats?

Infant seats are rear-facing only, with a carry handle and click-in base. Convertible seats stay in the car and turn forward-facing later; all-in-one seats also become boosters.

Can I get help installing a car seat?

Many local fire departments and hospitals offer free car seat checks by certified technicians.