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Evenflo Carseats

Evenflo has been making infant and children's products for over eighty years. Among their reliable, durable and stylish products are Evenflo carseats. There are three types of Evenflo carseats. Infant carseats, convertible carseats, and booster carseats.

Evenflo infant seats are designed to protect babies up to twenty-two pounds or twenty-six inches long. They provide extra head and back support for young infants. Most models have stay in car bases which remain buckled in your vehicle. The infant carseat can be unlatched from the base to use as a convenient carrier. They can also be snapped into strollers. Evenflo infant seats feature the LATCH system. They also have retractable canopies. Two popular Evenflo infant seats are the Embrace, and the Discovery.

Evenflo carseats also come as convertible carseats. These Evenflo carseats are also known as infant-toddler carseats. These seats are initially used rear facing for a young baby and then, later, can be turned around after the child's first birthday. Children up to forty pounds can use these seats. These Evenflo carseats also have the LATCH system. The Tribute, Titan, and Triumph are popular Evenflo convertible carseats.

There are many booster seats available from Evenflo. These are categorized into two groups of boosters. The first group of booster style Evenflo carseats holds children forty to sixty pounds. The other group holds children thirty to eighty.

Boosters seats are excellent for kids too big for child carseats. Boosters make it possible for them to wear a vehicle seatbelt properly. Some Evenflo boosters have harnesses for young children, and some just have seat belt guides. Most feature the LATCH system. The Vision is a popular booster from Evenflo carseats, and so are their Barbie and Hot Wheels versions.

Want to Know More?

	Learn about stroller systems to carry infant car seats, click Here!
	Don't know about LATCH? To learn about it, click here for LATCH information.
	Wondering about your state's child safety seat laws? Click here for child safety seat law information.
	Is there a child car seat rating system? Learn about federal NHTSA tests and child safety seat ratings.

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