2025 Britax Grow With You ClickTight Combination Car Seat Review: The Next Frontier
Car Seat Blog
by Katie
1w ago
2023 Britax Grow With You ClickTight Harness-2-Booster Review Britax undeniably has one of the strongest reputations in the car seat world and it’s one they’ve earned with dozens of outstanding seats. Britax is constantly pushing the boundaries of technology, with a keen eye on making their seats easier to use correctly. An easier installation is the fastest way to a safer child when it comes to car seats. With this in mind, I was excited to review the Grow With You ClickTight. It’s a reincarnation of the Britax Frontier. It still has the patented ClickTight Installation that makes getting a ..read more
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Best High Back Booster Car Seats 2025
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by SafeDad
1w ago
Expert Recommended High Back Boosters for 2025 CarseatBlog helps you find the best carseat for you! Below you’ll find the complete list of our recommendations for 2025 of belt-positioning boosters with a high back, including those that also covert to backless mode. The selection criteria are based on multiple factors, including our extensive hands-on experience installing and using each seat as well as the competition in each category and price point. We do not separate this list by price; however, our top picks in each budget category can be found in our Editors’ Picks section. This arti ..read more
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2025 Chicco MyFit Car Seat Review – Tall & Skinny Is a Good Combination
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by Jennie
1w ago
Chicco MyFit & MyFit Zip Air Harness + Booster Review Chicco carseats are consistently awesome and so it should come as no surprise that the MyFit series of forward-facing “combination” seats (aka, Harness + Booster seats) are worthy contenders in their class. The MyFit is NOT a rear-facing car seat so it’s intentionally designed for bigger, older kids. Best of all, it’s tall and narrow, which means it can accommodate those bigger kids longer and can also fit in tight spaces. However, every seat has tradeoffs and what’s perfect for one parent might be less-than-ideal for the next. We’ll co ..read more
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Nuna RAVA Recall
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by Heather
2M ago
Nuna RAVA Recalled for Harness Adjusters Nuna is recalling RAVA models manufactured between July 16, 2016 and October 25, 2023 because debris may get into the harness adjuster button and cause it to fail. As a result, the harness may loosen on its own. If your RAVA’s harness stays tight, it is safe to continue using the carseat. If your RAVA’s harness is loosening on its own, discontinue use, use a different carseat in the meantime, and contact Nuna/wait for the fix to arrive. Models included are: CS-50-001 CAVIAR CS-50-002 INDIGO CS-50-003 BERRY CS-50-004 BLACKBERRY CS-50-004 BLACKBERRY CS-50 ..read more
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The Complete List of Slim & Narrow Car Seats for 3-Across
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by Kecia
2M ago
Slim and ultra-narrow car seats are a hot trend right now. And while this new trend has been a godsend for many parents and caregivers looking to squeeze 3-across in their vehicle, it’s quite possible that the looming side-impact standard (FMVSS 213a), which will take effect on June 30, 2025, will force the discontinuation of some narrow harnessed car seats that aren’t able to comply with the stringent new requirements. Or, manufactures may be forced to redesign headwings and/or add large, external side-impact “pods” to existing seats to get them to pass this new federal standard. These enhanc ..read more
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Britax One4Life *Slim* Recall for Issue with LATCH Weight Limit Info
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by Kecia
2M ago
Britax Child Safety, Inc. (Britax) has announced a recall for their new One4Life Slim models manufactured in July 2024. They caught the issue quickly, so it’s estimated that only 1,286 One4Life Slim models are affected by this labeling issue. Note:  Only the brand new One4Life *SLIM* models are potentially recalled. If you have an original One4Life model, your car seats are not affected. The problem: Some early production One4Life Slim models were labeled as having a rear-facing LATCH weight limit of 40 lbs., when the correct weight limit for rear-facing installation using the lower LATCH ..read more
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Britax One4Life Slim ClickTight All-in-One Preview
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by Heather
3M ago
2024 Britax One4Life Slim ClickTight Preview In the world of carseats, skinny in in (finally!) and we have a newcomer to the all-in-one market that’s really exciting. Britax has nipped and tucked their One4Life ClickTight and brought us a contender for a narrower back seats. Notice how I danced around saying it’ll fit in the tightest back seats, though. Read on—we’ll get to that. One4Life Slim All-in-One Weight and Height Limits: Rear-facing: 5-50 lbs., 18-49” AND child’s head is 1” below top edge of headrest Forward-facing: 30-65 lbs., 35-49” Highback booster: 40-120 lbs., 44-63” One4Life Sli ..read more
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2024 Recommended Car Seats for Airplane Travel
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by Kecia
3M ago
Best Lightweight Car Seats for Traveling It’s the travel season once again, and for many families with small children that includes flying somewhere. Since so many carseats are heavy and bulky, it makes sense in some cases to invest in a lightweight carseat just for traveling. Plus, this spares you the hassle of re-installing your main carseat when you get back to your own car, weary from traveling. Ideally, a spare travel carseat should be lightweight (under 15 lbs.), easy to install with the lap belt on an airplane seat and narrow enough to fit in a typical coach/economy seat ..read more
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Is a 3-Year-Old Safe in a Booster Seat?
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by Kecia
3M ago
Why 3-year-olds Have No Business Riding in Booster Seats It’s still happening all across America. Parents and caregivers are moving preschool-age children into booster seats prematurely. The problem is, it’s really not a “graduation”. It’s a demotion in safety. And it’s putting young children at risk for serious injuries in a crash. What is a Booster Seat and How Does it Protect? Technically, a booster seat does NOT have an integrated 5-point harness. It uses the vehicle’s lap/shoulder seatbelt to restrain the child. A booster simply raises the child up (literally, a “boost”), so that the vehi ..read more
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UPPAbaby Aria Infant Seat Review: Hits the High Notes
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by Heather
4M ago
UPPAbaby Aria Rear-Facing Only Infant Seat Review The UPPAbaby Mesa rear-facing only infant seat (RFO) has been a popular choice among parents for years because it’s easy to install and use, and it pairs so well with UPPA’s mainstay Vista stroller. Now UPPAbaby has released the feature-rich Aria, the lightest RFO on the market at 5.9 lbs. Of course, UPPAbaby would make sure Aria connects easily to Vista, creating another powerhouse travel system. Let’s see if the Aria sings as a carseat. Height & Weight Limits Weight: 4-30 lbs. Height 30” or less AND a min. of 1” of headrest ..read more
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