How to carry baby car seat? Many parents wonder if they need to purchase a car seat carrier, or if the baby’s car seat will work in the car.
It’s best to check with your vehicle and make sure that it is compatible before you attempt the installation of either option.
If this process seems too complicated for your comfort level, we can install both options for you when you receive our services!
Here are some ways to carry different types of seats and how to carry them:
– A rear-facing car seat can be carried in many different ways. If your vehicle allows, the safest way to carry a baby is with an infant car carrier attached directly to your vehicle’s built-in LATCH system.
In fact, according to National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), this option would allow you to safely transport multiple children at once!
– For vehicles without the LATCH system or if you are carrying only one child, it may also be possible for you to attach the infant carrier handle right onto your stroller frame using our universal clip.
Carrying on umbrella-style strollers usually requires the installation of adapters that come with most seats and must remain installed after each use. Some parents find these carriers easier than other options because they are portable and lightweight, however, they may not be the safest option for you.
– A forward-facing car seat can also attach to your vehicle’s LATCH system or onto an attachment on top of an umbrella stroller frame using our universal clip. You could even carry your child by attaching their front carrier handle right onto our back bar with its simple adapter!
Another thing that parents love about this type of transport is the ability to see babies without taking them out of their seats; it allows for quick checks while still keeping everyone safe in transit.
This method does take up more space than carrying a rear-facing infant seat though, so make sure there is enough room around you before attempting installation like this one!
– Last but not least, a booster seat can simply be strapped into the backseat right onto your vehicle’s built-in safety belt. This is an extremely popular option because it keeps children secure and still allows them to have access to their siblings or play area while you are driving!
If this method seems too unsafe for you, we recommend speaking with our specialists about getting one of our child restraints installed directly on top of your car seat so that there is no chance of wiggling around during transport.
Ultimately, all parents should do what feels most comfortable and safe when carrying a baby in the car; regardless of which way you go, make sure everyone stays buckled up at all times!
The harness release button is usually found on the back, bottom or side of a child safety seat.
There are different types of car seats that have their locations for this feature:
– Evenflo models typically have it located near the carrying handle
– Graco styles often have two buttons to press at one time, with one being more difficult to find than the other. The button may be inside a pocket in either the armrest area of an infant carrier model or behind the exterior fabric layer on some convertible and combination models so you’ll need to check carefully before releasing your little passenger!
It’s always best practice to read through your vehicle owner’s manual as well as any installation guides included new car seats so you can be completely sure of the proper installation method for your child’s seat before you attempt to use it.
– Evenflo models typically have it located near the carrying handle
– Graco styles often have two buttons to press at one time, with one being more difficult to find than the other. The button may be inside a pocket in either the armrest area of an infant carrier model or behind the exterior fabric layer on some convertible and combination models so you’ll need to check carefully before releasing your little passenger!
It’s always best practice to read through your vehicle owner’s manual as well as any installation guides included new car seats so you can be completely sure of the proper installation method for your child’s seat before you attempt to use it.