SAFETY 1ST CHILD CAR SEAT RECALLS
Recall information for SAFETY 1ST child & infant car seats. To see if your child's car seat is on recall, select the model car seat from the list below.
How can you tell if your child safety seat is safe?
Make sure the safety seat is less than 10 years old (preferably less than five) ), the expiration date stamped on the plastic has not passed, and it has never been used in a crash. You can't be sure about the history of a used safety seat unless you got it from a friend or relative. You will need the detailed instruction booklet (it can be ordered from the manufacturer if it is missing) to check that the safety seat has all of its parts and to find out how to use it correctly. Check for possible damage, such as cracks in the plastic, frayed straps, stiff buckles or harness adjusters. If the safety seat passes all of these criteria, you still need to check for possible recalls.
Information provided by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
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