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The following product weight is an estimate and may vary slightly depending on the specific fashion and trim of your car seat: 7.2 lb

This car seat has a 6 year expiration from the date of manufacture. The specific expiration date is listed on the date and model label on the product. Safety standards change over time as restraint technology develops. Expiration dates help ensure that old products are eventually removed from circulation, so all children can benefit from improvements.

You can find the date of manufacture, model name and model number on a label found on the bottom of the booster seat.

The user guide for this booster seat can be stored in the slot provided on the bottom of the booster seat. It is a good idea to keep your user guide with your car seat at all times so you can refer back to this information as needed. Additionally, you may find an electronic copy of your user guide on our website at www.evenflo.com.

You may find electronic copies of all user guides for Evenflo car seats and booster seats on our website at www.evenflo.com.

Car seats and booster seats sold in the US may not comply with all Canadian regulatory requirements and, for that reason, may not have the required Maple Leaf label. You should always purchase a car seat that is compliant to the standards of the country in which you live. If you live in Canada, you must use a car seat or booster seat that is compliant to the Canadian Motor Vehicle Safety Standards and has the Maple Leaf label.

When installed in forward-facing mode, the majority of the bottom of the car seat (80%) should be supported by the vehicle seat. In some minivans with optional second row center seats, you may find that the car seat bottom actually overhangs the side of the vehicle seat. In this situation, the same general guidance applies - at least 80% of the bottom of the car seat must be supported by the vehicle seat.

You can find installation and how-to videos outlining correct use of this car seat on our YouTube Channel at https://www.youtube.com/@evenflobaby

Generally, car seats and booster seats can be safely installed in rear-seating positions next to side curtain air bags. It is important to consult your vehicle owner's manual to ensure there are no restrictions in the seating position that you want to use for your car seat installation. In addition to your vehicle owner's manual, your car seat instructions will include detailed information about any air bag interaction concerns.

Yes, this booster seat can be used in any forward-facing vehicle seating position allowed in your vehicle's owner's manual, as long as appropriate seat belt fit can be achieved. Therefore, the center seating position may be an option. It is important to refer to both your vehicle owner's manual and your booster seat user guide for full details.

There are many combinations of vehicle makes, models, car seat configurations, vehicle seat belt designs and seat cushion shapes. The easiest way to determine whether your car seat is suitable for a particular seating position is to check for a tight installation, especially when trying to fit multiple passengers in the back seat of your vehicle. Unfortunately, some smaller sedans and SUVs have rear seat belt systems that overlap, which makes it very difficult to fit three passengers in the rear seat.

There are many combinations of vehicle makes, models, car seat configurations, vehicle seat belt designs and seat cushion shapes. The easiest way to determine whether your car seat is suitable for a particular seating position is to check for a tight installation, especially when trying to fit multiple passengers in the back seat of your vehicle. The following conditions should be met when installing three car seats next to each other:

• Each car seat must achieve a correct and tight installation.

• The positions of the car seat on the vehicle seat are not changed by contact. Each car seat still aligns properly with respect to the seat belt or lower anchors that secure them and do not overlap the adjacent car seat.

• If the vehicle seat is adjustable front-to-back, both portions of the vehicle seat must be adjusted to the same position.

• Only one lower anchor connector is connected to a single lower anchor point.

• There is no contact or force that would bend or deform any of the car seats.

• The lower anchor belt or seat belt used to install each car seat does not rub on each other or crossover in a way that they interfere with each other.

Belt positioning booster seats are designed to raise the child up and help to position the vehicle lap and shoulder seat belt correctly. When a child is properly positioned in a belt positioning booster seat so that the vehicle restraint system can be used, the child's risk of injury in all types of crashes is reduced. In the event of a crash, the vehicle seat belt system provides all of the crash protection for a child in a belt positioning booster seat. Because a seat belt extender modifies the existing vehicle belt system, it should be approved for use by the vehicle manufacturer prior to use with a booster seat.

This car seat meets or exceeds all applicable Federal motor vehicle safety standards and Evenflo's internal testing standards. This product does not have a steel frame, but is made of robust plastic sufficient to withstand numerous dynamic tests. This car seat is engineered to manage crash energy appropriately without the addition of a steel reinforced frame. This allows the car seat to be lightweight, making it easier to move between vehicles.

Yes. All Evenflo car seats are latex-free.

Like all black fabrics, the black fabric on your car seat will get warmer the longer the car seat is exposed to sunlight. In warmer months, you can place a towel or sheet over the car seat when it is not in use to help keep it cool.

This product is designed with premium, soft fabrics that have a smooth finish for easy spot cleaning. Your child will love the plush feel.

No, but you can also place a towel beneath and behind the car seat to help protect your vehicle upholstery.

Evenflo allows the use of the Evenflo car seat accessory mat underneath this car seat in all installation modes. You can also place a towel beneath and behind the car seat to help protect your vehicle upholstery.

Yes, it fits in the Evenflo Universal Fit Car Seat Travel Bag & Storage Bag.

Yes! For your convenience, the soft goods on this car seat are washable. Machine wash separately in cold water on delicate cycle. Do not use chlorine bleach. Tumble dry on low heat for 10 – 15 minutes. Do not iron or dry clean. See product instructions for full cleaning details.

Evenflo allows the use of 70% isopropyl alcohol to disinfect car seat and booster seat surfaces, including the fabric, harness, buckle, plastic parts, foam and labels. You may spray or wipe the 70% isopropyl alcohol to dampen, but not soak, the surfaces. Afterwards, be sure to let the surfaces air dry. This guidance applies to all Evenflo car seats and booster seats. But keep in mind - this guidance does not apply to vehicle surfaces, like the seat belt. Please consult your vehicle manufacturer for guidance on disinfecting or cleaning vehicle surfaces.

Plastic components may be wiped clean with warm water and mild soap. Take care not to soak the product use labels. 

Really simple. The seat pad is designed to be easy-to-remove and toss in the wash (just be sure to wash separately, delicate cycle, with mild detergent). [add link to removing seat pad video if available]

Flammability testing of car seats is required under the FMVSS 302, Flammability of Interior Materials Standard. The test measures the rate of flame spread with the goal of maximizing the amount of time a caregiver would have to remove an occupant from the car seat in the event of a vehicle fire. Evenflo's car seats are tested by an accredited independent testing laboratory and meet the FMVSS 302 standard. In addition, Evenflo car seats are tested for toxicity to meet or exceed the regulations of various state and federal child products banned substances laws and regulations.

This car seat meets or exceeds all applicable Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards (FMVSS) and Canadian Motor Vehicle Safety Standards (CMVSS).

The Juvenile Product Manufacturer's Association (JPMA) does not certify car seats.

First, consider whether your child should be moved back to a rear-facing car seat, which often provides additional recline and may help prevent your child's head from falling forward. The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that children remain rear-facing until they meet the upper height and weight limits of their rear-facing car seat. Next, if you decide to keep your child forward-facing - check to see if their car seat offers a recline option, which may help keep your child's head resting on the restraint. Many forward-facing car seats offer a mechanism to provide a semi-recline for installation. Be sure to check your instruction manual for weight restrictions and proper use of this car seat feature. Finally, if allowed by the vehicle manufacturer, the vehicle seat can be slightly reclined when installing the car seat. Reclining the vehicle seat may also help keep your child's head resting on the restraint. The installation instructions of both the vehicle and car seat manufacturer must be followed and you must be able to achieve a secure and correct installation.