Car Seats For Toddlers

Toddlers need different car seats than infants or children. They no longer need to be rear facing, and are far from being able to correctly wear a regular seat belt. There are two main types of toddler car seats, convertible, and booster.

A convertible car seat starts out as an infant seat, rear facing. When the child gets older, these seats turn around and become great toddler car seats. They still use a harness to secure the child. These toddler car seats usually hold children up to forty pounds.

Child car seats are a great option too. They are designed for toddlers and younger children. Child car seats have harnesses, so they are perfect toddler car seats because they can be used on all sizes of toddlers. For older toddlers and children, these toddler car seats act as a booster and provide height, and sometimes guides, for positioning a seat belt safely across a child. Regular booster seats are not suitable as toddler car seats as they don’t have the support and harness needed by toddlers and young children.

Sometimes, the extras that come on toddler car seats are a consideration when choosing a seat. They come in many styles, colors, prints, and materials to fit your wants and needs. Some toddler car seats also have things like cup holders and pockets on the sides for a child to put their things.

Our web site will help you find a good supplier of toddler car seats. So once you've decided which type of car seat you need go to our convertible car seats page or child car seats page and check some of the recommended carseat sellers. You can shop on-line from the comfort of your home. On-line shopping makes it easy and quick to find the carseat you want and then have it delivered to you.

Want to Know More?

	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.
	Would you like to see the NHTSA ratings? Check our Useful Links page for the location of child safety seat law information.

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