FRONTIER 85 SICT

Proving once again that you truly can't make time stand still, my 4 1/2 year-old daughter Sadie hit a major milestone this summer when she outgrew her convertible car seat. It seemed to happen overnight, as one day she fit quite comfortably in the seat, and the next she was bursting right out of it...

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We spend a lot of time on the road. Now that we don't live near our family anymore, it is necessary that we travel to see them. During the holidays, it seems that we are on the road more than ever.

It is imperative that Raileigh is safe and comfortable while riding in the car.


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If you’re going to be doing any travelling this holiday season, you’re going to want to make sure your children are buckled up safe and sound for the trip (and every day)! The roads will be busy, hectic, and depending on where you live, possibly snow covered.

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Britax. The name stands on it’s own. Their car seats are top of the line and if you’ve ever owned one you know just how great they are. Picking out a car seat can be over whelming even to an established parent. There are so many choices, so many brands. Even so many choices within the brands. It’s e...

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It was time to upgrade my little monkey’s car seat and the first place I looked to was Britax. We needed a highback booster seat, one that included a 5 point harness, provided comfort and all of the safety features that I look for in a car seat. The car seat of choice was the Britax Frontier 85 SICT...

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As parents, we are all concerned about our children’s safety – especially in the car. I have become a lot more passionate about car safety since having my son and becoming more informed. Too many times I see babies and toddlers forward-facing before they should be, in a booster seat before they meet...

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Our children are our most prized possessions. It is a top priority for me that they are protected to the best of my availability in all situations. I’ve lost one child due to another person’s negligence, I’m not about to lose another due to my own.

When it comes to choosing a car seat for...

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With Evan being 4 years old, it is time to look for a booster that is going to last for many years - especially since it seems like the age that they recommend children to be in car seats goes up each year. Britax has been one of my favorites for many years because I feel like my children are extrem...

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The Britax brand isn’t a stranger in our home. The first convertible car seat I purchased was a Britax Roundabout. After Piper was born, I stumbled upon two Britax Marathons discounted by 50% at Target. Never mind that they were both brown with pink flowers, Haiden has been sitting in one of those p...

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The ladybug started Pre- Kindergarten last month, so I wanted to get in a booster seat because they are easier to get the little ones in and out of. Even though I wanted something that would make my life easier, I was not willing to sacrifice my little bug’s safety. Now, there is something you migh...

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Safety is my top priority when it comes to choosing a carseat, but comfort is right behind it, because if my kids aren’t comfortable not only are they going to fuss about riding in their car seat but they’re also likely to sit wiggle out of their straps or do something equally unsafe while I’m drivi...

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Nearly two years ago my family was involved in the worst vehicle accident of our lives. Our minivan was totaled by a teenage driver and I learned why safety seats for children are the most important investment a parent can ever make when it comes to transportation. Just seconds after the crash, my f...

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He never saw us. Never checked his mirror or over his shoulder as he merged into our lane. And it if wasn’t for a quick swerve by my husband, he certainly would have crashed right into us. A close call, and one that reminded me of the importance of a quality car seat.

All car seats manufa...

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The latest car seat guidelines released by the AAP (American Academy of Pediatrics) back in March recommend that after your child has outgrown the forward facing car seat with a harness, he should be in a booster seat until he is 4 feet 9 inches, and between 8 and 12 years of age.

I’m not...

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