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Did you know there are many baby coats that are NOT suitable for car seats? We know that keeping your infant safe in the car is your number 1 prio...

Are you getting ready to travel and hearing all of the travel nightmare stories in the news? Cancelled flights, long lines, the potential for unexp...

The really short answer is - the front seat is NOT the place for the car seat. Studies have repeatedly shown us that it's not a safe practice and p...

Have you worried about head slump and wished for a product to keep their head up?The head slump question comes up - alot - and its understandabl...

Have you wondered if you should check your car seat as baggage but worried it will get damaged in cargo?         Let’s be honest, the idea of dragg...

🚨Summer Slide WARNING🚨 TW: Child Injury Did you know that riding down the slide with your little one on your lap is extremely dangerous? I didn't ...

Do you wonder if it’s time to turn baby around? They’re getting bigger– maybe even kicking the seat and their legs look - well - cramped. It used t...

@bucklemebabycoats Fun fact: without the top tether forward facing car seats will tip in a crash 😳 64% of parents DON'T use top tether even thoug...

While adults need to be exposed to to wind chills of -20°F for about 30 minutes to experience frost bite. Babies are more at risk to injury from the cold and lose heat faster, nearly 4 times faster than an adult. 

While roadside emergencies or crashes are frightening and frustrating, cold temperatures can add another layer of danger for young children who aren’t able to regulate their body temperature like adults can while awaiting rescue.

For Parents: Which Car Seat Should I Buy?  As a single momma to four beautiful growing children I’ve had to familiarize myself with car seat safety...

How Tight Should Car Seat Straps Be?  Car seat safety is of the utmost importance. When harnessing your little love it’s important that the car se...

When putting little loves in the car their safety is of the utmost importance.  As parents, their safety is our #1 job - and to do our job we need...