01/08/2026
Evenflo All4One Recall info!
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01/08/2026
Evenflo All4One Recall info!
Part two is LIVE 🎥
If you watched part one, you already saw:
✔️ How to set up the seat
✔️ How to install with the lower anchors using the ClickTight
Now in part two, we go over the final and most important details:
✔️ Completing the install with the top tether even though both it and using the UAS are optional in booster mode
✔️ Why using them is still a great idea so your seat is not loose when your child is not in it
✔️ What proper booster fit should actually look like on your child
This is another great seat from Bumbleboo, and a must watch for anyone with a kid in a high back booster, no matter what brand you use âś…
PART ONE
Booster mode install time 👊
Today I am installing the Britax Grow With You ClickTight in high back booster mode, and a lot of what I cover here actually applies to MOST combination seats used as boosters. So even if this is not your exact seat, this one is still worth the watch âś…
This is another seat from our friends at Bumbleboo and it features the patented ClickTight technology for an easy and secure install.
In this video, part one, we go over:
✔️ setting up the seat and installing with lower anchors using the ClickTight
Come back for part two, which will go over:
✔️ completing the install with the top tether even though both it and using the UAS are optional in booster mode
✔️ Why using them is still a great idea so your seat is not loose when your child is not in it
✔️ What proper booster fit should actually look like on your child
If your kiddo is in or moving into a high back booster, this is one you will want to save 📌
Let’s do a handy dandy forward facing install on the Britax Grow With You ClickTight.
This is another seat from Bumbleboo!
Forward facing harnessed mode stats:
• 25 to 65 lbs
• 34 to 49 inches
• Minimum 2 years old
• Aircraft approved in harnessed mode
• Seat weighs 25 lbs
Important reminders for forward facing:
• Harness straps must come from at or above the shoulders
• The top tether is mandatory every single time
In this video I walk you through opening the ClickTight panel, routing and tightening the belt, attaching the tether, and checking for movement at the belt path for a secure, safe install.
Do you use this seat? How do you find the ClickTight system?
Forward facing the UPPAbaby Rove? Let’s walk through how to get a proper install. This seat forward faces 30–65 lbs, up to 49 inches, at least 2 years old, and like any forward-facing installation, the two big non-negotiables are: a tight install and using your tether every single time .Watch how it’s done step by step 👆
Just installed the UPPAbaby Rove rear facing in my 2024 GMC Terrain and WOW this was a super easy install 🙌 This video walks through the full step by step (about 4 minutes!) in partnership with . A few things I really appreciated during the install: ✨ Clearly labeled belt paths - no second guessing where anything goes ✨ Easy to read bubble recline indicator ✨ The lock off door that makes a seatbelt install super secure ✨ And the multi directional tether, which adds an extra layer of safety for rear facing installs 💪 Plus, a reminder that the Rove can be used rear facing from 14 to 50 lbs and up to 49 inches, making extended rear facing totally doable ✔️Stay tuned - forward facing installation video coming soon!
UPPAbaby ROVE rundown — another seat from my Bumbleboo partnership! RF 14–50lbs. • FF 30–65lbs • 49 inch height limit • ~27lbs with anti-rebound bar • $680 + GST • Airplane certified • Mid-sized but too big for small backseats • Not always tech-recommended due to difficult installs. Full install videos coming this week!
11/21/2025
Just talked about this on instagram stories, but I wanted to put it here too.
This study was published in 2025 and looked at 1,005 children/child seats — so definitely not a small sample.
Swipe through these… I think you’ll be surprised.
I’m sharing this not to scare anyone, but to show why I do what I do. These numbers highlight how easy it is to miss something, and why taking the time — and yes, sometimes spending a small amount of money to work with someone trained — truly matters.
I pay professionals for their time, work, and expertise…
Your child’s safety is absolutely worth that same care. ❤️
Let’s make sure our kids are as safe as possible in the vehicle.
Study:
Bruce, B., Cramm, C., Mundle, K., Williams, D., & Conrad, A. (2025). Roadside Observation of Child Passenger Restraint Use.
Sources:
Child Safety Link
Transport Canada
Installing the Mesa V2 base with a seatbelt? Here’s a quick walkthrough to make it simple, safe, and secure ✔️ The seatbelt installation is a great option when your vehicle doesn’t have lower anchors available, or if you simply get a tighter install this way! With the right steps, it’s just as safe as using the anchors. Remember: every vehicle and every install is a little different. Always double-check your recline, test for movement at the belt path, and refer to your manual if something doesn’t look quite right. Do you use the seatbelt install with your Mesa V2? - The Car Seat Concierge 🩵
Let’s talk about the UPPAbaby Mesa V2 base! 👶This is the third seat in our series with Bumbleboo Baby Boutique, and we’re walking through a full install using the lower anchor connectors.✨ Bonus tip: The Mesa V2 is currently on sale as the new Mesa V3 gets ready to launch — a great time to grab a premium seat at a lower price!Because when your seat is installed right, your baby rides safer. 💛
11/10/2025
Let’s talk about second-hand car seats… PART TWO
What do you do with your car seat when you’re done using it? If selling it second-hand isn’t recommended… then what?
• If the seat is not expired and you know for a fact it was used exactly as instructed—no accidents, no missing parts, cleaned correctly—then you can pass it along to someone you personally know and trust. Their child’s safety depends on how you cared for that seat.
• Expired or not, you can contact a local CPST and ask if they accept seats for training. New techs get certified by practicing on donated seats.
• If the seat is expired, make it unusable (cut the straps, remove padding, etc.) and dispose of it in the garbage.
I get it. We all love selling our baby gear second-hand to make a bit of money back. Car seats are the exception. Safety has to come first.
11/08/2025
Let’s talk about second-hand car seats.
Car seats are expensive, and for a lot of families they’re a major purchase. A pre-owned seat is always better than no seat at all, and there are things you can check to make sure you’re choosing the safest used option possible.
That said, there’s always risk with second-hand seats. You don’t always know the history—accidents, missing parts, improper cleaning, seats from other countries, or even counterfeits.
The seats in the first photo are from Facebook Marketplace. At first glance they look like great deals on higher-end models. The reality is I will always choose a more affordable new car seat over a “premium” used one.
The second photo shows brand-new seats that cost less than the used ones. Safer choice, better value, every time.