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Which is the best car seat newborn Car Seat For Your Newborn?

A good car seat will ensure your baby is safe and secure while on the road. Which one is the most suitable for your child?

The right choice for infant carrier seat car seat can be difficult. There are a lot of features to take into consideration, such as latch hooks, belt pathways, and load legs. Here's everything you need consider to make the right decision for your family.

User-Friendliness

You'll need to choose a model that's easy to install and use, whether you're purchasing an infant car seat for your newborn or upgrading from your toddler's car seat. Consider the size of the base and the car, how well the seat fits your baby's height and weight, and convenient extra features like the lay-flat option that doubles as a stroller bassinet.

Infant-only seats are a great option for babies because they tend to be narrower and fit them more snugly than convertible car seats. They also have a harness that supports your child's head, which is fragile in the event of a crash which reduces the tension on their neck and the spinal cord.

Convertible car seats are perfect for parents who intend to keep their infants rear-facing as long as possible because most models allow children to sit in a rear-facing seat until they're 30 pounds or more. Choose a convertible car seat that complies with the safety standards of the federal government and has a an upper limit of at least 50 pounds.

When shopping for a car seat it's important to keep in mind that, even though all car seats must be in compliance with the strict NHTSA safety standards There are plenty of different models on the market. To avoid the burden and risk of a defective or dangerous seat, select one that's certified by a reputable company or a reputable organization, and also look for recalls in the past and complaints from the manufacturer.

The best car seats are constructed with skin-friendly materials, plush padding and a variety of recline positions. Some also offer additional padding near the buckle area and on the shoulder harness to help your infant remain comfortable on long road trips. If you have a smaller vehicle choose a smaller infant seat, such as the Clek Liing, which is less than 17 inches in width and is easy to install in a majority of vehicles. The Mesa Max from UPPAbaby that is designed to be used with UPPAbaby strollers, is another ideal option for families that need a simple car seat that's easy to use. Its auto-retracting straps, EZ buckle, premium lower anchor connectors with guides, and a no-rethread harness make it easy to use on every car journey.

Safety Features

It is important to consider a few features when choosing the best infant car seat. Whether you want to ensure that your child is comfortable during the entire ride or are looking for an easy-to-use and safe car seat for your child to take on long journeys, it's essential to think about some of the characteristics. Consider first the height and weight limit of your infant car seat. This will determine the maximum time your child can safely spend in the seat. Find a model that can be used up to the 90th percentile of your child's height before turning 1. Consider whether you would like to drape an overcoat or blanket over the straps of the harness. The AAP recommends against this since thick clothing can be compressed in a crash and leave the straps loose to restrain your child, thereby increasing the chance of injuries.

It is also important to consider whether your car seats by age seat will be fitted using the LATCH system or a vehicle belt and if it's compatible with other strollers or other travel systems. If you intend to use your seat for most of your journeys in the car it is best to select one that can easily fit on the base that is compatible with it. This will save you time and energy since you won't need to take off and reinstall the seat every time you take a trip in the car.

The Cybex Cloud G Lux, which was awarded Best of The Bump, scored top marks in our tests for its ease of installation and adjustments. Testers stated that it "has everything needed to make a quick and easy installation." It comes with premium LATCH connectors that flip out from the base and become green when connected, plus a SuperCinch strap tightener that can force-multiply and a spring-loaded leveling foot.

The Baby Trend Secure Lift is another option worth considering. We found it to be as user-friendly and affordable as other models that cost twice as much. Our testers have been raving about its five-position headrest, height-adjustable that adapts to the size of your baby harness, no-rethread harness, and magnetic buckle holders.

The Maxi-Cosi Jade is an excellent choice for babies because of its unique sleeping position of 180 degrees. This allows them to sleep comfortably and longer during road trips. It's also been praised for its safety, with consumer champion Which? saying it's one of the safest infant car seats available as well as ADAC awarding the highest lab rating for a car seat that is suitable for infants.

Rear-Facing Options

In most vehicles, a newborn's safest position is in the middle rear seat. The center seat is the furthest away from any potential impact, and can protect your baby in the event of an accident. If possible, you should opt for a car seat that allows your baby to ride rear-facing until about a year old. It is also essential to ensure that the car seat is installed correctly and that the headrest fits against your child's head and chest. The easiest way to do this is to talk to a certified child passenger safety technician, who can provide you with up-to-date recommendations for car seat use and installation. Find the nearest one here.

The car seat you choose for your newborn is a significant investment, and you'll use it for a long time. You'll want a seat that has a good crash test score and an analysis score. It should also come with features that will keep your baby comfy. The Clek LIing is an excellent choice for parents looking for an infant seat with a rear view that is affordable. It scored highly in both our sensor and analysis tests. It has a simple LATCH system that comes with the ability to change colors that shows how buckle straps are properly attached to the car, and a load leg that can help prevent frontal crashes.

Strategist senior editor and mother of two Jen Trolio used the Graco Extend2Fit for her two daughters who both grew from the time of birth until age 6. The harness's adjustable height and size allows it to accommodate children of all sizes as well as taller ones. It's a great option for a variety of vehicles. It has a low, 50-pound rear-facing weight limit. The seat also converts into a booster seat, which Trolio used for her oldest daughter until she was 10 years old.

Another option that is affordable is the Nuna RAVA. It does not come with a base like most other seats, but is still simple to put in by using either of the rigid LATCH connectors, which flip out from the bottom of the seat and automatically turn green when secured to the vehicle. The RAVA is suitable for infants with a no rethread harness. The buckle holders are magnetic, making it easy to secure the straps, without having to remove your child from the car seat. LaBracio also discovered the recline with six positions to be useful.

Options with a Forward-Facing Focus

Children's necks can be held by the back of the seat in front-facing seats, rather than being pushed forward on a hard vehicle seat. This also helps protect them from injuries in side crashes. Car seats typically allow infants to sit rear-facing until they weigh more than 20 pounds and one year old. However, many experts suggest that children remain rear-facing as long as they can, as their neck muscles and bones will become stronger when they're ready for an forward-facing seat.

When looking at options for forward-facing car seats ensure they meet iSize requirements, have a cushioned head rest, and a deep harness pocket. Consider buying a car seat which can grow with your child and become a booster. Certain models come with an all-in-one feature that lets you to transfer your child from a rear-facing car seats (with tether and harness) to a forward-facing car seat with a harness and then onto a booster seat.

It's also important to consider whether the seat will fit in your vehicle well, especially when you have a limited trunk space or a car with a low clearance. Take a look at the dimensions of the car seat and the owner's manual to ensure the best fit.

Finally, you should look for a car seat that has good support and comfort for your child's body. Long journeys in the car will be less stressful if they can sleep comfortably. This could include features such as reclined headrests or a five-point harness which can be tightened from the back of the seat and a wide range of recline positions.

Once you've narrowed your choices down, you should consider the policies for replacement in case of a crash of the car seats you're looking at. These could vary from a manufacturer's replacement policy to an individual case review.

After you've done your research and determined the type of car seats you want then you can begin shopping. You can also ask your friends with children for recommendations. You can also book a consultation with a CPST at Rockridge Kids to help you choose the best car seat for your newborn.