Is your child properly buckled up in their car seat? According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, 46% of all car seats are misused. Keeping your child safe starts with making sure ...

Gone are the days of running to the store with a sweet snoozing infant strapped in his car seat. Now you’ve got a still sweet but not-quite-so-submissive toddler who’s raring to get out of his car ...

Nearly 250 kids under age 5 were saved by car seats in 2015. 35 percent of children under 13, who were not buckled up in car seats, booster seats or seat belts, were killed in car crashes in that same ...

CARS.COM — One look at a car seat manual and it’s easy to see why so many caregivers get it wrong. Car seats are confusing, and according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, many ...

CARS.COM — As a certified child passenger safety technician, I’ve seen it all when it comes to car-seat mistakes. Car seats can be confusing, but getting them right is so important. When correctly ...

There’s a lot to know about how winter jackets can (and mostly can’t) work with rear or front-facing car seats. […] ...

Cars.com editor-in-chief and child passenger safety technician Jennifer Newman chats with PEOPLE about everything you need to know for car-seat safety Anya Leon is a Senior News Editor and the Parents ...