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Did you know there’s a hands-off, screen-free, entertainment idea you might be overlooking?

Between virtual school and just needing to rely on screens more now to keep the kids entertained and get through the day so we can work or keep our sanity, it’s nice to have a screen-free alternative. 

Screen fatigue is real. And so many kids are experiencing it. 

Yes, we all know it’s important to give our kids a break from screens when we can - but the reality is when you’re in survival mode, anything goes.

If you want some screen-free alternatives, podcasts are a great choice.

Here are 4 reasons podcasts are the perfect screen-free entertainment for kids.

Masks, social distancing, zoom calls - oh my…. 2020 has been quite a year! Grandparents love to spend time with their grandlittles so we put toge...

Car seats are an inevitability of parenthood. You’re spending tons of time in your car with your child in tow - and, scarily, accidents happen. If your child is properly...

That slippery grey thing between your child's chest and safety in the event of a car accident. It's so easy to use when brand new...

We’ve all been there... It’s freezing outside (and inside the car). You wrestle to get their dangerous, puffy winter coat off, pull the car seat straps on...

Believe it or not, the warmer months can be some of the most dangerous for drivers. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, 9 of the 10...

The top tether is a strap that connects from a child’s car seat to an anchor in the car.  It ensures that the car seat remains in the car...

Car toys should be soft and light, without hard or sharp bits. Why? Because in the event of a crash, the toy could be launched...

Every parent knows car seats are an essential piece of hitting the road with the kids but what about all of the other places your kids are “in motion”...

Have you been asked to watch the little ones more and more frequently (like at the drop of a hat)? You’ve begun to dread the sound of the phone ringing...

Have you ever wondered if using both the Lower Anchors and a seat belt to secure the car seat would be safer?

The short answer is - yes - winter coats are dangerous in the car seat. I know - I know - it seems like there's a lot of hype around puffy coat dangers...