The Graco EasyTurn 360 is Graco’s second rotating car seat and features some major improvements over their first rotating seat, Turn2Me. The ease of rotation, height adjustment, and smooth harness adjustment make this seat a pleasure to use on a daily basis. However, it’s relatively easy to make critical mistakes during the installation process, so you need to be diligent. Once you understand the correct belt routing, the tether rules, and have practiced the installation a few times, you’ll enjoy all the benefits of this 360-rotating car seat!

The new Chicco Fit3x is the latest ultra-slim car seat, and we’re blown away by everything Chicco managed to pack into this very narrow All-in-One! They squeezed an impressive number of features into a skinny car seat at a reasonable price. If you need to fit 3-across or just 2 seats side-by-side, the Chicco Fit3x should be on your shortlist!

Infant car seats are, at their core, designed for portability. Adding LATCH connectors to the carrier (as opposed to just on a base) enhances their convenience and portability, simplifying everyday use. With rigid LATCH connectors—featured on three models—installation can take just seconds. Our comparison article takes you through the features of each available baseless infant seat so you can make the best decision for your family.

The Peg Viaggio Flex 120 Highback Booster is one of those boosters that fills a need and does it uniquely. There are 3 main reasons you buy the Flex 120: it’s narrow when you need it to fit next to another seat; it doesn’t have armrests so it’s easy for kids to buckle; and it has rigid LATCH connectors so it’s easy to install and stays securely in place.

A tether (aka top tether, top tether strap, top strap) is a long piece of seat belt material that has a clip on the end located at the top back of a forward-facing car seat. It’s a valuable safety tool that most caregivers don’t use on their forward-facing car seats. Learn how to use them by reading our What Is a Tether article.

Looking for the best car seat and stroller sales and deals? Look no further—we’ve got your sale prices for Britax, Chicco, Graco, Evenflo, and more! We pay special attention to car seats that are flame retardant free (FR-free) because we know that’s important to you.

Evenflo has issued a voluntary recall for certain All4One and All4One DLX car seat models sold in the U.S. and Canada from 2022 to 2024. When used rear-facing, the recline position may change in a crash, which could create a pinch hazard for anyone seated next to the car seat.

Pros & Cons of rotating car seat models from Chicco, Cybex, Evenflo, Graco, Joie, Nuna & more to help you find the BEST revolving carseat for your child! Plus, a comparison chart with all your need-to-know features!

Boasting tall harness slots, a narrowness that works in many 3-across situations, a robust ClickTight installation system, and naturally flame-retardant fabrics that are machine wash- and dryable, the Britax Poplar and Poplar S convertible carseats seem to be perfect. But nothing is that perfect, right?

The Britax One4Life Slim ClickTight All-in-One car seat has a mile-long list of features: a robust ClickTight belt-tensioning lockoff panel, a top harness slot height higher than most harness-to-booster seats, a top shoulder belt guide higher than most dedicated belt-positioning booster seats, flame retardant-free machine washable fabrics, and more! What else could we talk about in our review? Plenty.

A comprehensive list of 2026 car seat models that are marketed as being “FR-free”. The list is grouped by type of car seat (infant, convertible, booster, etc.) to make it easier to find what you’re looking for!

If you're an urban parent who relies on taxis and rideshares for transportation, or if you frequently travel by plane with your baby, the Evenflo Shyft DualRide can be a lifesaver. Just be realistic about your expectations and understand that there are some tradeoffs. Every car seat has advantages and disadvantages, and DualRide is no exception.

Chicco has taken a tried-and-true, well-loved infant seat and upped the ante by adding a no-rethread harness, an anti-rebound bar, and the option to install the carrier Euro-style when traveling without the base. The KeyFit Max fits babies well, especially itty bitty ones, and is easy to use for new and experienced parents alike.

Booster seats are important safety devices for older children, but parents and caregivers often move preschool-age children into booster seats prematurely. The problem is, it’s not a “graduation”. It’s a demotion in safety, and it’s putting young children at risk for serious injuries in a crash.

Kecia & Heather were joined by special guests Emily Roberts of Country Kids Car Seat Safety, Britney Schroeder with Buckle and Latch, and Samantha Taylor of Mama_Knows_Car_Seats to discuss booster seat usage and scary car seat misuse. We played a fun Kahoot trivia game guessing what the car seat part was! See if you know what some of those stumpers were!

On September 30, 2025, Evenflo Issued a voluntary recall for certain models of Revolve360 Slim rotating car seats because children may be able to access the headrest foam, picking off pieces and creating a choking hazard. The recalled seats have model numbers that begin with 3681, and were manufactured between 12/01/2022 and 12/08/2024.

We had so much fun with Holly Choi of Safe Beginnings, Jamie Grayson, Emily Roberts of Country Kids Car Seat Safety, and Britney Schroeder of Buckle and Latch! Thanks to all of them for their time, knowledge, and conversation!

Conversation with our livestream guests ranges from Kraft Dinner with ketchup to Graco Turbo screws. The tip about the Turbo screws alone is worth watching the livestream!

CPS Hot Topics Roundtable feat. Holly Choi, Jamie Grayson, Emily Roberts, Britney Schroeder & Sam Taylor. Recorded at Kidz In Motion Conference. August 2025.

Seats touching and/or “sharing airspace” has been a hot topic within the online CPST community for the past few years. The messages circulating have been very hardline. No touching allowed, no puzzling of seats, no sharing of imaginary “airspace” allowed, period. Is there evidence to support these claims? We take a deep dive into the subject matter to settle the debate.

Evenflo and Transport Canada are recalling all Canadian Revolve360 Slim models manufactured through June 2025. The recall issue has nothing to do with the rotation feature and is mostly avoidable. Only Revolve360 SLIM car seats made for the Canadian market are affected because they are structurally different from the U.S. Revolve360 Slim models.