PARKWAY SG

Over the past five years, Britax has been in and out of the booster market with different offerings. First it was the Bodyguard, which was replaced by the original Parkway, which was then replaced by the Monarch. The Monarch’s resign was very short lived though and it was recently replaced by the ne...

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When you are in the market for a booster, you want safety and comfort. Britax has accomplished both. This booster fits children up to 120 pounds which is great. The longer we can keep our kids in boosters, the safer they are. The height of the backrest is higher which is nice as your kids grow. Ther...

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What is it: The Parkway SG is the latest booster from Britax. It is a top-of-the line seat retailing for about $120.

In the spirit of full disclosure, we are a Britax family. We have purchased no fewer than six Britax carseats, including the Roundabout and Marathon, so I was fairly confid...

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I’m at the point where I started wondering when it was appropriate and safe to graduate my 3 1/2 year old to a booster seat. Turns out, not yet. I started to think about it because it’s become increasingly difficult for him to climb in an out of the Britax Advocate he’s using. While I’m content w...

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I am very impressed with the slide guard. As a former ER nurse, I have seen the after effects of children who are involved in a motor vehicle collision while improperly restrained. This feature seemed like a no brainer to me. My daughter, age 4, is tall and slender. Other boosters with a five point ...

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Trying new things is always a challenge, especially for kids. So when I told my seven year old step-daughter that I was going to be switching her booster seat to a larger version, I expected some push back. Luckily, I did not get any, but I let her know that it was new and looks more comfortable. ...

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The Britax Parkway SG should be on retail shelves in July. No, it’s not the old Parkway booster with new fashions; it’s an entirely new product. The Parkway Secure Guard (formerly known as Slide Guard) is rated for kids 40 to 120 pounds and a standing height of 38 to 63 inches. The top seated should...

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