Expiration & Recalls

Find out how to get a free infant car seat safely. We list verified programs, recall options, and crucial safety rules you must know. Start your search today!

Find out if your car seat base is expired. They typically last 6-10 years. Learn why expiration matters for safety and exactly what to do with an outdated base.

Find out where to donate an infant car seat safely. Learn the non-negotiable 3-step checklist based on manufacturer specs and Canadian law to avoid liability.

Evaluating a second hand car seat? We break down the safety risks, must-do verification steps, and expert recommendations. Decide with confidence here!

Discover how to get a free infant car seat through government programs, recalls, non-profits, and hospital distributions. Verify eligibility and avoid unsafe secondhand seats.

Yes, infant car seats expire, usually after 6-7 years. Learn why, how to find your seat’s date, and the legal risks of using an expired seat.

Yes, you can rent an infant car seat from Enterprise at many locations. Learn how to reserve one in advance and ensure availability. Book your rental now!

Discover if you can legally sell your infant car seat. Our essential 5-step checklist verifies safety, expiration dates, and recall status. Check yours today.

Do car seat bases expire? Yes, they do—most have a 7 or 8 year life span. Learn where to find the date, why they expire, and why using an expired base is a safety risk.