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Car seats are grouped by a child's age, weight and height. Infant seats are rear-facing, often with a base and carry handle. Convertible seats can be used rear-facing and then forward-facing as a child grows. All-in-one seats convert to a booster. Booster seats raise older children so the vehicle seat belt fits correctly.
Car seats must meet the safety standards that apply where you live, and many have expiry dates and installation requirements, such as compatibility with your vehicle's anchor system. Fit in your car matters as much as features.
Buying used car seats is risky because you can't always verify accident history, expiry or missing parts. Follow the manufacturer's instructions and local rules, and get help from a qualified car seat technician if available.
Choosing a car seat
- Choose a seat for your child's current age, weight and height.
- Check that it meets the safety standards and rules where you live.
- Confirm fit in your vehicle and installation method.
- Check the expiry date printed on the seat.
- Avoid used seats with unknown history, missing labels or past accidents.
- Ask for help from a qualified car seat technician if one is available.
Questions about car seats
Should I buy a used car seat?
It's generally discouraged unless you know its full history. Seats involved in accidents, past expiry or missing parts or labels shouldn't be used.
When do car seats expire?
Many car seats have an expiry date printed on the seat or label. Check it and follow the manufacturer's guidance.
How long should my child stay rear-facing?
Follow the manufacturer's limits, local rules and your pediatrician's advice. Many guidelines recommend rear-facing as long as the seat allows.