Safety 1st Grow and Go All-in-One Slim Convertible Car Seat, Rear Facing, 5-40 lbs, Forward Facing (30–65 lbs), High Back Booster Seat 40-100 pounds, Alaskan Blue

This convertible car seat has been one of the best purchases we’ve made as parents. The safety features are top-notch, and we felt peace of mind right away knowing our child was secure. It was easy to install (both rear-facing and forward-facing), and the instructions were very clear.Our little one seems super comfortable in it — no complaints during long car rides, and the padding is soft but supportive. We also love that it’s designed to grow with your child, so we won’t have to buy a new seat every year. It’s definitely a great value for the price.The quality is excellent, the materials feel durable, and it looks great in our car. Highly recommend to any parent looking for a reliable, long-lasting car seat that checks all the boxes for safety, comfort, and convenience!

We’ve been using this car seat for about three months now for our 1-year-old, and it’s been a great investment. The build quality feels very sturdy and secure, which gives us peace of mind every time we’re on the road. The padding is soft but supportive, and our little one seems comfortable even on longer trips—no more fussing within the first 10 minutes! Installation was straightforward with both the LATCH system and the seatbelt, and the adjustable recline is a great feature. It also has multiple harness height positions, so we know it will grow with our child for a while. Cleaning is also manageable—removing the fabric cover to wash was easier than I expected. One of the features I appreciate most is the side-impact protection. It gives me extra confidence that my baby is safe, especially with how unpredictable traffic can be. If I had to mention one downside, it’s a bit bulky, so it might be tight in a smaller car. But for us (we drive a full size cars), it’s not an issue. Highly recommend for parents looking for a reliable, safe, and comfy car seat for their growing toddler!

Seems to be a good car seat with a much simpler design than most. The price is great. It fit well and snug in the vehicle. It’s not overly complicated like some of the more expensive ones are. Spent a lot of money on the one prior to this one and it was suppose to be great, but it was so complicated to put in the vehicle, and it was supposed to be easier to get the child but I did not find that to be so. I learned the hard way and spent a lot of unnecessary money on something that was a huge disappointment. I read the reviews in this one and decided to try it. Satisfied with this purchase. Oh! One more thing - it doesn’t take up too much space either.

I love these car seats! When it was time to upgrade, I did a lot of research and ultimately chose the pink ones for my twin girls—great price point and solid reviews.Installation was easy following the instructions, and once set up, the seats feel really safe and secure. I especially appreciate the small details, like the cup holders (perfect for a sippy cup and a toy) and the extra padding around the neck area—our previous car seats caused a bit of chafing, so this was a big upgrade.Most importantly, my girls look comfortable and well-supported when they’re all buckled in. For the price, I feel like these were a total steal. Highly recommend!

Normally dont write reviews but going to write the review i needed at the time when i bought it. Previously had a Graco TriRide. Caused my kid to have car sickness, threw up twice in it the week we got it. It was impossible to clean, had to trash it. Tried this one instead. I've had it for over a year at this point. Kid has had maybe two or three car sickness episodes in it due to outside factors, I don't blame the seat. She seems to like it well enough, seems comfy enough and she likes putting stuff in the cup holders.Cons: it can be difficult to install into car and to tighten the straps on kid. Usually my husband has to install it into the car. I can do it, but I have to push the seat down by sitting in it, and tighten the strap by pulling really hard. It is slightly easier to tighten the install strap by taking the front edge of the car sear cover off just enough to pull the install strap back through the the gap under the cup holder but then you have to get the car seat cover back on. (There are probably other reviews with a better explanation). I dont use the seatbelt installation method because it makes the car seat way too sideways, no matter how loose or tight the seat belt strap is, since the shoulder strap is angled so high. Might be fine when we switch to front facing though. For the actual kid harness, the shoulder straps do get caught and it can get annoying to make sure it's tight enough on the kid if you can't pull it hard enough, because it gets caught on the back opening. But they can get tight enough, just something to be aware of. I knew that when I bought it so wasn't surprised.Pros: the cover removes and goes back on easy. Slides off. There's 4 buttons. Easy. And it can be DRIED. No more waiting a day or two for it to air dry. I bought it specifically because I wanted to be able to dry the cover.Cleaning food and vomit - it's not super easy but way easier than the Graco seat we had. I do recommend getting 6inch cotton swab qtips and maybe a few long toothpick/skewers, maybe even a few pipe cleaners to have on hand just in case. But mainly the 6in cotton swabs. Buy them before you need them. Almost all spots can be cleaned, if you angle it right. Not great, harder if you have bigger hands, but not impossible. The ability to get it clean was the number 1 reason I bought this seat. There might be newer, better seats now but this one worked for us!