You may not need to replace it after a "minor" crash if: The vehicle was driven away from the crash. The door nearest the car seat was undamaged. No occupants were injured. The airbags did not deploy. There is no visible damage to the car seat. Pro-Tip: The "Hand-Me-Down" Check
Children usually outgrow their seats by before they hit the maximum weight limit. when to buy a new car seat
Check the white sticker on the side or bottom of the seat for the "Date of Manufacture" (DOM). 3. After an Accident You may not need to replace it after
Do you have a for your child right now that you're trying to size for? The airbags did not deploy
Buying a new car seat is a major milestone, but it’s often driven by safety requirements rather than just "sizing up." 1. The "Inch" Rule (Outgrowing the Current Seat)
Car seats aren't "buy once, use forever." They typically expire after the date of manufacture.