Ah, the elusive lifespan of a car seat—it's not just about the ticking clock, but also the wear and tear of everyday parenting battles. Generally, car seats have an expiry date stamped on them, usually around 6 to 10 years from the manufacture date. This is because materials degrade, safety standards evolve, and your once-pristine seat might not survive a crash like it used to.
Used car seats on Tradingpost might be tempting, but beware: expired or second-hand seats can hide unseen damage. Always check for recalls, expiry dates, and whether the seat has been in an accident. When in doubt, replace it. Remember, your kid's safety is worth more than a few bucks.
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