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Choosing the Best Car Seats Infant

The best car seats for infants (click through the next page) comply with federal safety standards and have clear, clearly labeled installation guides. This handy chart that opens in a new tab can help you determine if your child should be facing rear or facing forward.

Look for convenient extras like load legs, which reduce movement in a crash. Think about whether you would like an convertible stroller or car seat.

Simple to use

It is essential to choose the best infant car seat because you'll only use it for your child's very first year. It's crucial to think about safety guidelines from organisations like the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association and National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). You should also rely on sources such as Consumer Reports as well as advice from other parents.

In addition to checking the NHTSA ratings and vehicle fit information for your infant car seat, make sure it's simple to install and assemble and that it's easy to get in and out, that the padding is comfortable, and that it has useful extra features. Some of the top infant car seats have self-checking mechanisms that give you an indicator in the form of a bubble or color to ensure you've installed it correctly--super helpful for tired parents.

Also, you should consider the weight and size of the seat. If you wish to to use the seat for a longer time, choose a car seat that goes up to the 90th percentile of height and weight. It is impossible to determine what your child's preference is until you've tried the seat, but you should look for plush materials and thick padding that feels comfortable against their skin.

If you are unsure of how to narrow your options A certified child safety technician can help you learn more about which types of seats and installation methods will work best for your car. They can also provide suggestions on the most appropriate fit and comfort for your child, as well as helping you understand the crash policy of each brand.

Safety

There are many factors that can make an infant car seat safer or less secure. The first step in choosing the right car seat for your child is to make sure that it meets your vehicle's and the manufacturer's specifications. You should also refer to the manual of your car to learn how to install the seat using the lower anchors and tethers (or seat belts in older vehicles with no LATCH). Then, you must look for special features such as anti-rebound bars or load legs that can reduce crash forces. You'll also want to think about whether or not you can afford to live with the convertible car seat that will eventually become a toddler's seat.

When it concerns safety the most important thing is to ensure that the baby's seat is properly installed. It's essential to read the user's manual and watch installation videos online before attempting to install a car seat. Also, keep in mind that it's a good idea to have a trained professional inspect your car seat even if you've put it in place it correctly.

The most effective way to make a car seat more secure is to make it more comfortable to use. Easy-to-use seats are more likely to be properly used. Look for features such as handles that hold the straps and buckles that are equipped with sensors.

Similarly, make sure you purchase car seats from a trusted store or website. It's not an ideal idea to purchase car seats from a variety of sellers or websites that ship directly out of China. Also, avoid buying used car seats since they could be old or may have been involved in an accident.

A car ride can be stressful, particularly for a baby. Choose a seat that has plush fabrics and padded straps that are comfortable for the shoulders and neck. You should also think about the weight of the seat -- you want to be capable of lifting it and carry it without hurting yourself, especially if plan to use it for extended periods of time.

Comfort

A good car seat should not only protect your baby but also provide comfort for the newborn. Look for features like heavy padding, adjustable harnesses and ventilation holes that keep your baby cool (especially in a hot area). The factors that determine comfort can be subjective and therefore it's essential to read reviews on the internet and try out the seat before buying.

Another factor to consider is the weight. While all infant car seats on the market meet federal safety standards, there are some that weigh less than others. This is important when you plan to use the seat in multiple vehicles or attach it to stroller frames. Nuna Pipa Aire RX, for instance is the most lightweight convertible car seat on the market. It weighs just 6.2 pounds (without the canopy or base). Recently the Pipa Lite Aire, a slightly cheaper yet still safe car seat was added to the brand's product line.

The seat is narrower than other models, which is great for most vehicles, but can be a problem when you have the trunk is small or a vehicle with a limited space in the back. It also doesn't have a height adjustment on the shoulder straps and the belt guides aren't padded enough to avoid friction with your baby's shoulders.

Overall, the seat accommodates most newborns well and is simple to put in. It has a higher rear-facing limit than most seats and is easy to change between the reclining positions. It's priced at the middle of the range for a baby car seat however it has a good reputation for its quality and comes with two cupholders.

Selecting a car seat for infants is a challenge because there are so many options. But you don't need to be intimidated if you do your research prior to buying. Consider your car's fit, comfort and safety features, as well as price. You can find the best car seat for your child by taking into consideration these aspects. Remember, regardless of how good the car seat is it's not as secure if it's not properly installed.

Ease of Installation

Making sure that car seats are installed correctly is crucial to keep your baby secure. We consider installation ease when choosing the right car seat for your baby. A majority of the top infant car seat newborn car seats come with self-checking indicators. These include bubbles, or colored indicators that inform you that the seat is installed correctly. This helps you avoid making mistakes that could be dangerous. Certain models include self-checking features on the base. This can be particularly helpful if you swap the seat frequently between vehicles.

In addition to the ease of installation, the best infant car seats also make it easier to adjust or loosen the harness straps without help of a tool or the manual. This feature is especially useful for preemies or newborns who need a tight harness for proper support. A slick, tightening mechanism is also vital to avoid any annoyances when you have a wiggly baby and you need to secure the seat quickly.

The most suitable infant car seats are light and easy to carry around. We love models that don't feel too heavy when a child sits in them. Carrying a car seat that is too heavy could strain your arms and back, so it's best to pick a seat that has a weight range that feels comfortable for you.

We also take into consideration the width and weight of the base and the seat itself, since you don't want an item that is too big for your vehicle or require some difficult maneuvering to get it out and in. We prefer seats that are smaller and can fit into two or three rows. They are also less likely than seats with larger widths to rub against one another.

Chicco KeyFit is our favorite model in this category. It has received high marks from experts and parents, including CPST teacher Kecia Healy. The KeyFit range includes features that make installation simple including a spring-loaded foot recliner and a bubble gauge at the base. Healy praises the tightening mechanism, which uses the SuperCinch belt-tightening mechanism to allow the seat to stay in place.