From the age of 2, children can switch to a forward-facing car seat ... they must use a rear-facing convertible or all-in-one car seat. As children of the same age vary in height and weight ...

As the name suggests, convertible car seats grow with your child, taking them from rear-facing infants or toddlers to forward-facing preschoolers—and sometimes right into a booster seat.

Not sure which car seat your child needs – or when to switch to the next one? This complete guide breaks down everything from ...

Your all-in-one guide to car seat safety for worry-free drives with your baby, including the latest guidelines, types of seats, how to install one, and when it's time for a replacement.

Convertible car seats are — as the name suggests — adaptable. These seats can accommodate infants with extra padding. But they also convert to rear-facing and eventually (after the child reaches 40 ...

“Using a convertible car seat from birth, one that rear faces and then forward faces when the child is older, versus a rear-facing-only seat (also known as ‘bucket’ seats) has become more ...

19"-40") to a forward facing car seat (30-65 lbs., 34.4"-49") and then to a belt-positioning booster seat (40-100 lbs., 43.4"-52"). SIMPLE TO INSTALL: The Disney Baby convertible carseat for ...

Once you turn your convertible car seat forward-facing, it’s extremely important to use the included top tether, a strap that attaches from the back of the car seat to a tether anchor built into ...

It didn’t fare well in our tests due to a lack of rear legroom among other factors; in fact, the forward-facing convertible failed. Does it fit three car seats? No. Take a look at how the Latch ...