Babies R Us Great Trade In Event and 10% Off Car Seats

Here’s a chance to trade-in your old baby stuff and get a nice discount on new stuff! Get 20% off NEW Baby Gear or Cribs, when you bring in any used items (exclusions apply) at BabiesRUs.com. Offer good 8.28 to 9.20 Here’s another offer good for car seats: Save 10% on ALL Car Seats at [...]

The ABC Kids Expo

CarseatBlog is going to Vegas again this year!  In just a couple weeks, we will be reporting on the latest and greatest from all the child safety seat manufacturers.  We’ll only be there for a couple days, but we’ll try to get the scoop on other cool safety and kids’ products, too.  We already have [...]

Consumer Reports & Orbit Baby Infant Carseat Crash Test: Cause for Concern or Another CR Blunder?

Recently Consumer Reports (CR) has claimed that they’ve identified a possible safety risk in models of the Orbit Baby infant carseat.  Here at CarseatBlog.com we always take news like this very seriously even if we’ve been generally skeptical about previous CR findings and ratings.  CR labeled the Orbit Carseat a “Don’t Buy: Safety Risk” after the infant carrier supposedly [...]

Shop Babies R Us and Toys R Us Through CarseatBlog!

Can’t find what you’re looking for at other stores?   Perhaps that carseat or stroller is an exclusive Babies R Us or Toys R Us item, like the new Safety 1st Complete Air?  No Problem!  We’re happy to announce that CarseatBlog is now a BRU / TRU affiliate.  Try our links below!

Viva the Via Giveaway!

This giveaway is now closed. The winner will be announced soon. Thank you for participating! Who loves a good giveaway?  Why we here at the blog do, of course!  Especially when it’s a car seat we’re giving away.  We like to keep our readers happy and their kiddos comfy and safe too.  The wonderful folks [...]

You Wear Your Seatbelt, but Do You…

…adjust your seat back and head restraint? Severe crashes from the rear are relatively uncommon.  Depending on the statistics you find, fatal rear end impacts are usually well under 10% of all serious crashes.  On the other hand, rear-enders are a lot more common at lower speeds, in crashes with less severe injuries.  Whiplash injuries are relatively common in [...]