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DEALS TRACKER: We find the lowest prices for February 2019 on car seats, strollers and baby gear. Bookmark this deals page and check back frequently for the latest bargains and promo code offers, so you find them here first before they sell out!

We’re the baby gear deal experts so we know where the really good deals are, on the stuff consumers actually want to buy. We scour Amazon and other retailers daily to find the best bargains. We don’t just rely on automated tools and other deals pages, so we find the best deals for you first. This is the resource other deal pages use to find deals!

What you need to know about Amazon pricing: it’s FICKLE. When a product’s price is reduced we rarely know how long it will remain at that price. Sometimes it’s a few days, sometimes it’s a few hours. The best advice we can offer you is to ACT QUICKLY if you see a great deal on something you really need or just seriously want. Just adding something to your cart does not guarantee you that item at that price – you must complete the checkout process to seal the deal. Most items on our list offer FREE SHIPPING & FREE RETURNS to Prime members but always double check this before you put the item in your cart and checkout. Not a Prime member? There’s a 30-day FREE trial. It’s a no-brainer! Try it out and score some great deals. You can always cancel before the 30 days is up if you’re not sold on the many benefits of an Amazon Prime membership.

Looking for more info on a certain carseat or booster? Check out our REVIEWS page. We have in-depth reviews of over 100 carseats and boosters. Prefer to shop at other stores? If you received great advice from us or discovered a good deal here and share it with friends, please mention us and share* our links to Amazon, Albee Baby, Diapers.com, Target.com, Walmart.com, Kohl’s, and BuyBuyBaby.

Select Editors’ Picks:

These carseats are among our Editor’s Picks and are reader favorites, too!

• Nuna Pipa Infant Seat for $299.95
• Chicco Keyfit 30 Infant Seat from Check on Amazon
• Chicco NextFit iX Zip Convertible from $369.98
• Graco 4Ever All-in-One from $239.99
• Graco Extend2Fit from $155.00$155.00
• Britax Boulevard ClickTight Convertible from $249.99
• Graco Nautilus SnugLock LX from $204.99

This list will be updated any time we see a great deal or promotion code below recent average prices, so you don’t have to wade through dozens of normally priced models to find the bargains. You can help us (and your fellow shoppers) by leaving us a comment if you find a deal on a carseat, booster or popular stroller that isn’t posted yet. We recommend that you bookmark this post, as we will update it regularly throughout the holiday season! If we see a bargain price on a popular model from our Recommended Carseats List, we’ll update as soon as possible!  This post and others at CarseatBlog contain affiliate links.  Please read About CarseatBlog for our affiliate policy and see our Marketing Disclosure.

  

Infant (Rear-Facing Only) Car Seat Deals:

☆ Indicates a CarseatBlog Recommended Carseat 

Britax B-Safe 35 in “Raven”, “Cardinal” or “Dove” for $149.99

Britax Endeavours in “Circa” or “Spark” for $229.99 ☆

Chicco KeyFit 30 in “Orion” for $149.99 ☆

Chicco KeyFit 30 Zip (with cold weather boot) in “Minerale” or “Serene” for $172.49 ☆

Chicco Fit2 Infant & Toddler in “Fleur” or “Legato” (2017) for $169.99 ☆ No Free Returns

Graco SnugRide SnugLock Extend2Fit 35 in “Lucas” for $169.89

Graco SnugRide SnugLock 35 Elite in “Oakley” for Check on Amazon ☆

Graco SnugRide SnugLock 30 in “Gotham” for Check on Amazon

Graco SnugRide Click Connect LX *Extra Base* (with lockoff) for $33.00 SOLD OUT

Graco SnugRide SnugLock *Extra Base* (with lockoff) for $44.79 SOLD OUT

Peg Perego Primo Viaggio Nido with Load Leg in “Atmosphere” for $290.96 ☆

Safety 1st onBoard 35 LT in “Monument” for $84.00

 

 

Convertible & All-in-One Deals:

☆ Indicates a CarseatBlog Recommended Carseat

Britax Advocate ClickTight in “Venti” or “Mosaic” for $299.99 ☆

Britax Advocate ClickTight with ARB in “Venti”, “Circa” or “Mosaic” for $329.99 ☆

Britax Boulevard ClickTight in Circa, Poole, Trek or Vector for $249.99 ☆  

Britax Boulevard ClickTight with ARB in Circa, Poole, Trek or Vector for $279.99 ☆

Britax Marathon ClickTight in most fashions for $229.99 ☆

Britax Marathon ClickTight with ARB in most fashions for $259.99 ☆

Britax Allegiance in “Prism” for $169.99 

Britax ClickTight Anti-Rebound Bar Accessory for $34.99 

Clek Fllo 2018 in “Noire” for $299.99 ☆ 

Cosco Scenera NEXT from $34.88 ☆ 

Diono Angle Adjuster for $9.59 ADD-ON ITEM

Evenflo EveryStage DLX All-in-One in “Reef”, “Highlands” or “Latitude” for $199.99 ☆

Graco 4Ever All-in-One in “Cameron” for Check on Amazon ☆ 

Graco 4Ever All-in-One in “Kylie” for Check on Amazon ☆

Graco 4Ever All-in-One in “Basin” for $199.00 ☆

Graco 4Ever All-in-One in “Azalea” for $199.00 ☆ 

Graco 4Ever All-in-One in “Studio” for $239.99 ☆

Graco 4Ever Extend2Fit in “Clove” or “Jodie” for $279.99 ☆ 

Graco Extend2Fit in “Solar” for $149.99  ☆

Graco Extend2Fit in “Gotham” for $154.98 ☆ 

Graco Milestone 3-in-1 in “Gotham” for $159.99 ☆ 

Graco Recline n Ride 3-in-1 in “Murphy” for $207.99

Graco Sequel 65 in “Caden” for $114 DEAL ENDED

Graco SlimFit 3-in-1 in “Darcie” for $195.49 ☆ 

Maxi-Cosi Pria 70 in “Black Toffee for $199.99 ☆ 

Maxi-Cosi Pria 85 in “Black Crystal” for $229.99 ☆ 

Safety 1st Guide 65 in “Seaport” for $75.00

 

Combination Seat Deals:

(Forward-Facing with Harness + Booster) 

☆ Indicates a CarseatBlog Recommended Carseat

Britax Frontier ClickTight in select fashions for $229.99 ☆  

Britax Pinnacle ClickTight in “Venti” or “Mosaic” for $249.99 ☆ 

Chicco MyFit in “Gardenia” for $149.99 ☆

Chicco MyFit in “Lanai” for $159.99 ☆

Chicco MyFit LE (with SuperCinch LATCH) in “Starlet” for $199.99 ☆

Evenflo Maestro Sport in “Crestone Peaks” for $69.99 ☆

Evenflo SafeMax Combination in “Crimson” for $138.99 DEAL ENDED

Graco Atlas in “Glacier” for $95.99

Graco Nautilus SnugLock LX in “Cody” or “Zale” for $169.99 ☆ SOLD OUT 

 

Booster Deals:

☆ Indicates a CarseatBlog Recommended Carseat

Britax Skyline (with LATCH) for $99.99 ☆ 

Clek Oobr in “Drift” (with Rigid LATCH) for $199.99 ☆ 

Diono Monterey Booster in “Heather Grey” (with LATCH) for $84.20

Graco Affix (with LATCH) in “Pierce” for $44.19 ☆ 

Evenflo Big Kid AMP in select fashions from $32.99 

Evenflo Spectrum in various fashions from $51.29 ☆ 

Maxi-Cosi RodiFix (with rigid LATCH) in Navy for $179.99 ☆ No Free Returns

Safety 1st Incognito (for kids 60+ pounds) for $17.00 

 

   

Travel System Deals:

(Infant Carseat + Stroller)

Britax Pathway Travel System with B-Safe 35 Infant Carseat in all fashions for $319.99 

Britax B-Lively Travel System with B-Safe 35 Infant Carseat in all fashions for $319.99 

Evenflo Pivot Modular Travel System with SafeMax Infant Carseat in Navy for Check on Amazon 

Evenflo Pivot Modular Travel System with SafeMax Infant Carseat in Grey for Check on Amazon 

Chicco Vario Travel System with KeyFit 30 Infant Car Seat in “Teak” for $269.99

 

 

 

Stroller Deals:

Single strollers

Baby Jogger City Tour in “Violet” for $129.99 

Baby Jogger 2016 City Mini 3W in Black for $179.99 

Baby Jogger City Mini GT in “Crimson” for Check on Amazon 

Baby Jogger 2018 City Select in Red for $344.09 

BOB Revolution Flex Jogger in 4 fashions for $358.96 

BOB Revolution Pro Jogger in Black $484.99 DEAL ENDED

Chicco Liteway Stroller in Sunset for $79.99 

gb Pockit Stroller in “Monument Black” for $179.95

Graco Snugrider Elite Stroller Frame $79.99 

Maxi-Cosi Maxi-Taxi Stroller Frame for $129.99 

Summer Infant 3D Lite in Black for $71.96

Double Strollers  

* accepts one infant carseat; ** accepts two infant carseats; @ requires adapter sold separately

Baby Trend Universal Double Stroller Frame for $79.99 ** 

BOB Revolution Flex Duallie Jogging Stroller in “Canyon” for $543.99 DEAL ENDED

Britax 2017 B-Agile Double Stroller in “Red” for $249.99 

Graco Modes Duo Stroller in “Balancing Act” for Check on Amazon **  

Graco Modes Duo Stroller in “Basin” for $249.00 ** 

Graco Roomfor2 Stand and Ride Stroller in “Gotham” for $105.99 * 

Graco Ready2Grow Click Connect LX Stroller in “Glacier” for $140.99 ** 

Graco Ready2grow Click Connect LX Stroller in “Gotham” for $155.99 ** 

Joovy Twin Roo+ Stroller Frame for $97.65 @**  

UPPAbaby G-Link Double Stroller “Pascal/Grey” for $399.99 

 

Other Baby Gear Deals:

  

Graco Pack ‘n Play Playard with full-size bassinet in Pasadena $54.99 

Graco Blossom 6-in-1 High Chair Check on Amazon

Graco Slim Snacker High Chair $49.99

Graco Simple Sway Baby Swing in Abbington Check on Amazon 

Fisher-Price SpaceSaver High Chair Check on Amazon 

Fisher-Price Sweet Snugapuppy Dreams Cradle ‘n Swing $119.99

Winco Unassembled Wooden High Chair in Mahogany $47.99

 

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Last updated 2/16/2019

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I recently had the pleasure of being invited to Chicco HQ to check out what’s new and coming soon in the carseat department. Here’s what I can share at the moment – the NextFit lineup has been expanded and there are now several different NextFit “trim levels” with different features and options! They are also dropping the “iX” labeling on this new lineup although all of these seats are the updated models with the new style lock-offs and the 9-position headrest.

NextFit Sport

The Sport model does not include an infant insert cushion. Therefore, it is not suitable for newborns and the starting weight limit on this model is 12 lbs.

• 12-40 lbs. Rear-facing
• 22-65 lbs. Forward-facing
• 9-position, no-rethread harness
• 9-position base
• SuperCinch LATCH attachments
• Lock-offs for RF & FF seatbelt install
• Bubble level recline indicators
• Cupholder (can attach to either side)
• Harness strap covers & buckle cover
• Fashions: Black, Graphite, Shadow
• MSRP $249.99

   

 

NextFit ZIP

• 5-40 lbs. Rear-facing
• 22-65 lbs. Forward-facing
• EZ zip & wash cover
• Infant insert for babies 5-11 lbs.
• Harness strap covers & buckle cover
• 9-position, no-rethread harness
• 9-position base
• SuperCinch LATCH attachments
• Lock-offs for RF & FF seatbelt install
• Bubble level recline indicators
• Folding cupholder (“cup-folder”)
• Fashions: Corvus, Geo, Vivaci, Juniper, Nebulous, Carbon
• MSRP $299.99

       

 

NextFit Zip Air

• 5-40 lbs. Rear-facing
• 22-65 lbs. Forward-facing
• EZ zip & wash cover
• Breathable 3D Air Mesh backrest
• Infant insert for babies 5-11 lbs.
• Harness strap covers & buckle cover
• ComfortFlex hip strap covers
• 9-position, no-rethread harness
• 9-position base
• SuperCinch LATCH
• Lock-offs for RF & FF seatbelt install
• Bubble level recline indicators
• Folding cupholder (“cup-folder”)
• Fashions: Azzurro, Rozzo
• MSRP $329.99

 

 

Skinny is in high demand – that is, if you’re a carseat or booster. Unfortunately, skinny is also very hard to come by these days and that’s a real problem. In a time when many Americans are downsizing their vehicles –  increased laws and awareness are keeping more kids in carseats and boosters longer. The combination of these two factors is creating a real space problem.

We need more seats that can fit in narrow seating positions and in those tricky 3-across situations. Manufacturers really need to work to address this issue because if I see one more Turbobooster without armrests because they’re trying to make it fit next to another carseat – I’m going to lose my mind!

Suggestions for CR Manufacturers:

Work on designing new, narrow seats, or perhaps booster seats that are width-adjustable and pay particular attention to how your various models fit/puzzle/mesh next to each other.  

Current Options:

For those parents and caregivers who can’t wait for future seats – the Cosco Scenera NEXT is a neat little convertible that is going to work in a lot of tight situations. But it’s very compact and really meant for infants and small toddlers.

The Evenflo Tribute convertible can be a saving grace in many 3-across scenarios too but again, it’s not that big and many kids will outgrow it by height before hitting 40 lbs.

The Safety 1st Guide 65 convertible is narrow and will last longer before being outgrown but some parents wind up dismayed when their child falls asleep and has “head slump” – an issue caused by the tilted headrest.

The Diono Radian models have built their reputation on being narrow and working well in a lot of 3-across scenarios but they have their quirks and incompatibility issues in some cases. Whenever possible, you should “try before you buy”.

I’ve seen the Harmony Defender forward-facing combination seat recommended for people looking for a slim seat but not everyone wants a carseat that has to be assembled like IKEA furniture.

The Graco Tranzitions (aka Graco Wayz) is often recommended for families on a budget who need a slim forward-facing seat but it’s really not that narrow (although it does have a low profile) and it can be incompatible with some seatbelt installations once the child is over the LATCH weight limit.

The brand new Chicco MyFit forward-facing combination seat is being released this month and seems very promising since it’s only 17.5″ wide! We are currently evaluating its abilities and will have a full review posted soon.

The forward-facing only IMMI GO is a narrow option that some parents may want to consider but it’s not a traditional carseat and it lacks solid, side structure and head support. Plus, you really need to install it in a seating position with a full set of LATCH anchors (lower anchors & tether). It requires tethering, installs quickly and easily with lower anchors but is generally incompatible with most seatbelt installations.

Another non-traditional product for kids 3+ who weigh at least 30 lbs. is the Ride Safer Travel Vest. The vest is available in 2 sizes; small (30-60 lbs.) or large (50-80 lbs.). There is an optional tether strap that can be used with either size vest and there is also a narrow backless booster (Delighter) that can be purchased for use with the vest.

Last but not least, the Britax ClickTight Convertibles, the Clek Foonf & Clek Fllo are all narrow convertibles but they’re pricey and out of reach for many families on a budget.

In the last two decades, the industry has been very focused on bigger and wider. No doubt this is due to the fact that American kids are getting bigger and wider, not to mention they’re staying in carseats and boosters for much longer than in the past. Plus, there has been a strong, steady demand for higher-weight carseats and boosters that can accommodate bigger/older children. This is all well and good but you can’t focus exclusively on bigger and wider because if the bigger seats don’t fit in smaller vehicles, then what?

What do you think happens when a family of 5 trades in their Tahoe for a Prius? And what happens at a check event when a car pulls in with 3 kids in the back of an old Corolla and all 3 need to be in seats? My CPS program stocks Evenflo Tributes, institutional models of the Maestro and Harmony Youth Boosters but sometimes it’s not enough and parents are forced to make those “tough choices”. Do you put a kid up front? Let the oldest ride without a booster in back even though he clearly still needs one? This is reality. This is what we’re dealing with at events all across the nation because of space issues.

Manufacturers, you can help those of us in the trenches (and those who are personally in these predicaments) by meeting these challenges and making more 3-across-and-small-vehicle-friendly seats. We also desperately need more affordable options for our CPS programs that work in these tight situations! I know we can’t fix or solve every incompatibility that we encounter but this particular problem seems to have some possible solutions that are realistic and within reach. I hope you’ll agree.

One of the last posts I wrote was lamenting the end of summer. I apparently spoke too soon because it was like 90 degrees here up until last week, then last night we had tornadoes, and now it’s 72. So…fall? Maybe. It’s that weird weather where it’s freezing in the morning but if you wear long sleeves you are sweating your you-know-what off by the afternoon. However, I know this means that steadily cool weather is not far away, and with it comes this previous desert-dwelling girl’s most hated thing: getting in a cold car.

So what do you do when the weather is cold? Wear a jacket, obviously. But if you’ve been around us for awhile you know the age-old lesson of bulky coats and car seats: NOPE. Jennie has elaborated on this way better than I could in her article on winter coat suggestions. So what the heck are you supposed to do? Well, one option that has recently become available is to purchase a coat specifically made to be worn in a car seat.

Enter an up-and-coming new company called Buckle Me Baby Coats. Based out of New Hampshire, Buckle Me Baby Coats (we’re going to refer to them as BMBC from here on out) was founded by a brilliant and creative mother of 3, Dahlia. She was searching for a way to put her idea in action for years, and after some time and hard work, the coat was born!

The coat comes in six fashions. Blue (Deepest of Oceans), orange (Orange-inal), pink (Power of Pink), purple (Indi-go-go-go), red (I Lava You), and an olive green (The Warrior Within). Declan’s favorite color is red, and since I knew he actually had to like the coat to cooperate with me, Dahlia was nice enough to send me the ‘I Lava You’ fashion.