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Under these new rules, infant car seat weight limits will typically max out at 30 lbs (down from 35 lbs).
Designed to protect the head, neck, and torso in "T-bone" collisions.
Choosing the right car seat is a balance between your child's age, size, and the safety standards of your vehicle. The most important rule is to keep your child in the for as long as possible, usually until they reach the maximum height or weight limit of the seat. 🛡️ Top Safety Standards & 2026 Regulations
Beginning , new federal regulations ( FMVSS 213a ) will require all newly manufactured car seats for children under 40 lbs to pass standardized side-impact crash tests .
Under these new rules, infant car seat weight limits will typically max out at 30 lbs (down from 35 lbs).
Designed to protect the head, neck, and torso in "T-bone" collisions.
Choosing the right car seat is a balance between your child's age, size, and the safety standards of your vehicle. The most important rule is to keep your child in the for as long as possible, usually until they reach the maximum height or weight limit of the seat. 🛡️ Top Safety Standards & 2026 Regulations
Beginning , new federal regulations ( FMVSS 213a ) will require all newly manufactured car seats for children under 40 lbs to pass standardized side-impact crash tests .
