Safety Pros are saying
-
@thejamiegrayson
"The Buckle Me Baby Coat is awesome - its completely safe and fine."
Jamie Grayson, CPST
-
@safebeginnings
"This is such an easy way to keep your little one warm without the worry of a coat being puffy in the car seat. Its such a time saver!"
Holly Choi, CPST
-
@safeintheseat
"Buckle Me Baby Coats are a safe option that can stay on in the car. I have them for each of my kids."
Michelle Pratt, CPST
crash tested | cpst approved | longer sleeves for longer wear across seasons | trade up when ready for your next coat |
CAR SEAT COATS
safer. warmer. hassle-free
Parent Review Highlights
-
"We were hit by a semi-truck. With his Buckle Me Baby Coat my son walked away from this horrible crash and was warm while waiting for first responders."
-
"We are kind of obsessed - it really is the perfect winter coat!"
-
"I always felt so bad taking my kids out in the cold with just a blanket or no jacket. These are so warm and cozy and its so easy to get all three in the car seat safely!"
-
Goes on easily at home
-
Stays on safely in car seats
-
Trade up for $$ when outgrown
we go beyond coats. upgrade your life on the go.
Blowout Blockerz Jammies + Oops Blockerz Pants
Blowouts on the go and potty training accidents happen. Blockerz help save your seats, cribs (and your sanity)
Accidental car naps strike again?
Our car seat sleep sacks win you the nap battle.
car seat blankies
Comfy, oh-so-soft, doesn't-slip-off-in-the-car coziness
Toast, Toasty, Toastier, Toastiest difference
| Scroll left to right | Toast | Toasty | Toastier | Toastiest |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Crash Tested | CPST Approved | ||||
| Extendable Sleeves | ||||
| High Neck | ||||
| Hood/Sherpa Body Lining |
Blog posts
-
How Much Does a Car Seat Cost? A Simple Price Guide for Parents
Car seat prices can range from budget-friendly basics to premium models with extra features. Learn what affects cost, what you actually need, and how to plan for safer car rides.
-
How Long Can a Baby Be in an Infant Car Seat?
Learn how long a baby can be in an infant car seat, when to take breaks, when to move them to a safe sleep space, and how to keep car rides safer and more comfortable.
-
Where Should Car Seat Straps Be in a Forward Facing Car Seat?
Forward-facing car seat straps should usually be at or above your child’s shoulders. Learn how to check harness height, chest clip position, and strap fit.
