Blog — Car Seat Safety

These are some common mistakes parents are guilty of making. 1. Not doing your research before buying a used car seat Before you buy one, do your research on Singapore’s regulations for car seats so that you do not buy an unsuitable one. You should make sure the used car seat: Comes with instructions and a label showing the manufacture date and model number Hasn't been recalled by manufacturer Is no older than 4 years old Has no visible damage or missing parts Has never been involved in an accident of any sort, even minor For a more comprehensive guide,...

Incidents do happen and when babies throw up in the car, it can be a REAL mess. Know what to do when your baby throws up on the car seat. Use a stain & odour remover, throw the covers in the wash, wipe down and sanitize the inside of your car. If the covers have to be hand-washed, or you have difficulty taking the car seat apart, there are professional cleaning services such as PramWash to help you do just that.

Should I be wary of buying a second-hand car seat for my child? If you are hoping to save some money by borrowing or buying a used car seat, here are some tips to help you determine whether or not it is safe. 1. Do your research. Before you purchase, do your research on Singapore’s regulations for car seats so that you do not buy an unsuitable one. For safety reasons, all vehicles in Singapore must have booster seats or child restraints for passengers under 1.35m in height. However, taxis are exempted from this rule because they can be street-hailed...