We've tested and reviewed products since 1936. Read CR's review of the Safety 1st All-in-One car seat to find out if it's worth it.

Value: The average cost of the all-in-one seats in CR’s ratings is roughly $235, with the most expensive option being $450. When compared with the average $600 cost of three individual seats (an ...

Safety 1st car seat recall: 180,000 units pose choking risk to young kids. A large number of Safety 1st Grow and Go Sprint All-in-One car seats are being voluntarily recalled due to a defect that ...

But, since we popped out the Nuna Infant Car Seat to test a new Cybex’s Callisto G 360 Rotating All-in-One Convertible Car Seat, pickups, dare I say, have gone much, much smoother. Here’s my ...

All car seats sold in the U.S. must meet new federal safety standards aimed at improving protection during side-impact collisions.

Starting June 30th new regulations will improve car seat safety in side-impact collisions. Don't run out and buy a new car ...

The three child seats — a high-back booster seat, convertible car seat and rear-facing infant-safety seat — are installed in the second row. We use Graco, Chicco and Britax car seats in our ...

Child safety seat industry is projected to witness a CAGR of 4.3% during the period 2024-2032. ... booster seats, and all-in-one seats. Convertible seats led the child safety seat market in 2023, ...

Most infant car seats only last until the kid is around 32 inches tall, or weighs around 35 pounds, so if you want something that’ll last a little longer, try an all-in-one car seat instead.

Federal vehicle seat standard could be putting families at risk 04:34. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration on Thursday announced its plans to potentially update safety standards for ...

It's Child Passenger Safety Week, and Vinny Curro, of Londonderry Fire-Rescue, has advice on selecting a child car seat and information on a special event to check the installation of your car seat.