THE BABY ENROUTE JOURNAL
Thoughtful guides for little beginnings. Explore gear, everyday routines and the decisions along the way.
The best car seat for a 1, 2 or 3 year old is one that lets them keep riding rear-facing, which Transport Canada says is the safest position. Here are the rear-facing limits of the convertible...
Taxis carrying paying passengers are exempt from car seat rules in BC and Ontario. BC's exemption doesn't cover ride-hailing cars, Ontario's rule doesn't mention them, and Uber's Canadian guidelines say the rider provides and fits the...
In BC, a child who has outgrown a forward-facing seat rides in a booster until they're 145 cm tall or turn 9. In Ontario, it's until they turn 8, weigh 36 kg or reach 145 cm....
A car seat check is an appointment where we install or check your car seat in your own vehicle and explain how to use it. It's free for seats bought at baby enRoute and $50 for...
After a crash in BC, ICBC may reimburse you for replacing your child's car seat or booster. Here's who qualifies, how to claim with or without a receipt, the set amounts ICBC lists by seat type,...
