Graduating from a car seat or booster to sitting in a seat belt feels like a rite of passage. For the kid, it signals some major “big kid vibes” and gives them something to tell their friends. 

 

For the parents, it means not having to corral kids into a car seat or booster every day. It’s an exciting prospect, for sure, but it’s a decision that shouldn’t be taken lightly. 

 

If you are not 110% certain that you’re using the correct car seat, correctly, I encourage you to read through this post where I answer three of the most common car seat safety questions from parents. Watch the videos, challenge your assumptions, and become a more informed caregiver.