Toasty Car Seat Coats

• Put coat on at home
• Place baby in car seat
• Pull harness straps over baby's arms
• Pull front and shoulder panels open 
• Buckle and tighten harness straps

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"Buckle Me Baby Coats are a safe option that can stay on in the car. I have them for each of my kids." Michelle Pratt, CPST @safeintheseat

"I went back and forth then bought one. A week later we were in a car accident. I was assured my 9 month old was as safe as he could be. No one ever expects to be in a car accident, but it happens." - Julie B.

"We love these coats and tell everyone we know to get them. As a family of Emergency Medical Technicians and Firefighters nothing is more important to us than safety!" - Diana A.

• Rear facing seats
• Forward facing seats
• Convertible seats
• Infant seats
• All in one seats
• Backless booster seats
• Harness booster seats
• Booster seats

• Saves time: No more coat fights at every stop.
• Buckled Safely: Buckled right, and ready if something goes wrong.
• Longer sleeves: Room to grow all winter and can last across seasons.
• Trade Up program: Trade up and send it back when it gets small and save on the next size while donating to Massachusetts kids in need.

The only forever in our coats is the smile on your face when you skip the coat off parking lot battle this season.

• Outer/Inner Shell: 100% Polyester
• Insulation: 100% Seawool
• Cuffs/Collar: 100% Polyester Rib

Machine wash cold with like colors. Tumble dry low no iron.

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Can't You Open a Regular Jacket and Do the Same Thing?

It might look like opening a regular jacket does the same thing. It does not. All that puff has to go somewhere. It ends up behind your child's back and shoulders. In a crash the puff squashes flat. That leaves space between your child and the straps.

Try it at home and see. First, buckle your child in with no coat on. Pull the straps snug. Now take them out. Put a regular coat on them. Buckle them back in without touching the straps. It will not fit. It is way too tight.

Our coats are made thin in the back. They also open at the shoulder seams. That is our patent.

Pull the front flaps aside and the straps rest right on your child's chest and shoulders. So you use the same strap setting as no coat at all. And the coat stays on.

Are They Safe?

Every coat is crash tested. Car seat safety technicians (CPSTs) use them for their own kids.
The back of the coat is thin. The shoulders come apart, so the straps rest right on your child's chest and shoulders. That means they are snug and safely buckled.

There are no PFAS or PFOA in our coats. PFOA/PFAS are called forever chemicals, and kids' clothes should not have them.

And if you ever break down or crash, your child stays warm while you wait for help

Are They Warm?

We fill our coats with Seawool. Seawool is made from crushed oyster shells and recycled water bottles.

We quilt the fill flat before it goes in the coat. Quilting it flat makes tiny pockets that trap heat and also keeps the coat flat, which is part of what makes it car seat friendly.

The outside of the coat blocks wind and snow. The inside is soft fleece, with front pockets to warm busy little hands.

Are They Bulky?

Most winter coats look puffy but let cold in. Traditional coat have their fill blown in like a pillow. So in the wash the fill shifts around leaving cold spots where the fill clumped together.

Our coats use flat sheets of quilted fill that stays in place. So your child's jacket has no cold spots.

This means that the coat is thinner and warmer at the same time. Your child buckles in easily and safely every ride.

Are They Easy?

Put the coat on at home. Leave it on in the car. That is it. No wrestling a coat off in a cold parking lot. No blankets, no ponchos, no backup coat in the trunk. One mom-invented coat does the whole job for you.