How to Choose Baby Car Seats?

There are a few key things to keep in mind when choosing an infant car seat: Size, portability, features, and safety. It's also important to understand the difference between an infant car seat and a convertible seat.

1. Size:

Generally speaking, a seat should be approved for your child's height and weight. This includes babies born prematurely or who weigh less than 6.5 pounds at birth.

2. Portability:

If your baby will be a frequent traveller, look for a seat that's light and portable. It should be easy to carry by hand and should fold up into a small space without taking up much room.

3. Features:

If you'll be using the seat in warm weather, look for a seat with breathable fabric. Breathable fabrics will help to keep your child cool while in the seat and can make it easier for you to wipe up messes.

4. Safety:

Many seats are designed to meet federal standards for safety, including side-impact protection and an anti-rebound bar that prevents the seat from bouncing up and down during an accident. These seats are typically more expensive than others, but they can also be used for longer periods of time (up to 65 pounds) and may provide more comfort.