Infant Car Seats
For baby from birth to about 1 year old. Lighter, and designed to carry. Packed with features to give parents peace of mind as they venture out into the world with their new addition.
Rear-Facing
car seat orientation
4-30 lbs
weight
Up to two years
age
Less than 32"
height
All-in-One & Convertible Car Seats
Offer the most longevity for parents by protecting your kiddo from birth to about 10 years old. Use in both rear and forward-facing positions. Designed to be the only car seat they'll ever need.
Rear/Forward Facing
car seat orientation
4-100 lbs
weight
Birth to 10 years
age
Up to 52"
height
Belt-positioning Boosters
Made for your big kid's final car seat stage, these give them a boost up to ensure your vehicle's seat belt fits them properly. Options with or without a backrest.
Forward-Facing
car seat orientation
40-100 lbs
weight
5-10 years
age
Up to 57"
height
Infant Car Seats
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onBoard 35 LT - Anti MicrobialAs low as $219.99 Regular Price $219.99 -
Onboard 35 BaseAs low as $79.99 Regular Price $79.99 -
onBoard 35LT BaseAs low as $69.99 Regular Price $69.99
All-in-One & Convertible Car Seats
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Grow and Go ARB 3-in-1 Car SeatAs low as $0.00 Regular Price $0.00
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Installing a car seat doesn't require a degree in rocket science, but it can still be overwhelming when your tiny human's safety is at stake.