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Evenflo REO by Revolve Recall
Evenflo is voluntarily recalling the REO rotating carseat sold in both the United States and Canada. In performing forward-facing crash testing, Evenflo found that the headrest on the REO may move when it is set in one of the top 2 highest positions (positions 10 and...
Highback Booster or Backless Booster: Which Is Safer?
The purpose of a belt-positioning booster is to lift a child up so that they fit properly in an adult seat belt. Highback boosters resemble harnessed carseats in that most are pretty enveloping and feel secure around the child. Backless boosters are basic boosters that are highly portable and generally not seen from outside the vehicle. Is one safer than another?
Graco SnugRide Turn & Slide Rotating Infant Car Seat Recall
Graco is recalling the SnugRide Turn & Slide rotating infant seat. During routine testing of the carseat, they found a structural issue with the base. You should 🛑 stop using the base immediately; however, you may continue to use the carrier as a carseat by...
Evenflo All4One 4-in-1 Recall
Evenflo is recalling certain versions of the All4One 4-1 model carseats. During a crash, the recline may change, creating a potential pinch hazard for an adjacent passenger. These carseats are safe to continue to use. Make sure to keep fingers away from the recline...
Nuna RAVA Recall
Nuna is recalling RAVA models manufactured between July 16, 2016 and October 25, 2023 because debris may get into the harness adjuster button and cause it to fail. As a result, the harness may loosen on its own.If your RAVA’s harness is tightening normally, it is safe...
Is the Evenflo Revolve360 Rotating Carseat Safe to Use?
Is the Evenflo Revolve360 Rotating Carseat Safe to Use?Yes! But you have to follow the directions and lock it into position before driving.Rotating carseats are easy carseats to use because you rotate them to the side to grab your child out of the car and close the...