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Safe Car Seat Guide

March 8, 2020 | BY Maia James
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Best Car Seats

1. Clek / 2. Uppa Baby Jordan / 3. Nuna Rava / 4. Britax / 5. Bugaboo


Buying a “safe” car seat for your new baby (or your toddler) should be simple, but can be confusing and overwhelming. Obviously, the primary concern is choosing a seat that will protect your baby in the event of a car accident, and I like the Wirecutter for its reviews on items like this.

Of course, here at Gimme, we also feel that it’s essential to look at the chemical safety of every car seat you’re considering. Doing this within your budget can making staying sane a challenge, but we hope this guide will help!

How to Use This Guide

We reviewed seats from ten car seat manufacturers. Most of these did not make seats that were all Good Stuff.

For this reason, you’ll note that in our list of Best/Good/Okay/Bad Stuff below, we’ve categorized the seats by model rather than brand, with the exception of Britax, as all of their seats are Good Stuff (but not Best Stuff).

It’s also worth noting that no car seat manufacture received higher grade then a D in transparency in this report. This is due to the lack of public communication about chemicals and their use, and the fact that not one manufacturer has a public restricted substance list and most do not have a public chemicals policy. We hope this changes in the future.

Toxins in Car Seats

Some of the most concerning chemicals that can be found in car seats are:

1) Flame Retardants

State and federal safety standards (FMVSS 302 and California TB 117) require all car seats and strollers to meet stringent flame retardant standards. 

There are two types of flame retardants: halogenated, which include brominated and chlorinated flame retardants, and non-halogenated, which

use phosphorus and nitrogen. Research shows that non-halogenated flame retardants are likely less toxic than are halogenated flame retardants.

Several companies are moving away from halogenated flame retardants, and that’s great. Still, we believe that phosphoruss-based flame retardants should be considered as potentially hazardous until proven otherwise, so that seats that contain those

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It can be difficult to meet safety standards without adding chemical flame retardants, but it’s not impossible, and some manufacturers have been able to meet these requirements without the use of toxic materials or chemicals. You’ll learn more about these brands, below.

I’m excited to see so many car seat manufacturers now offering merino wool car seats. Wool is a naturally flame retardant fabric because it is difficult to ignite, and flames are often extinguished in the fibers. Furthermore, wool does not melt, drip, or stick to the skin when it burns.

2) Stain-Resistant Fabric Treatments (PFCs/PFOAs)

Stain-repelling PFOS (perfluorooctanesulfonic acid) is both massively detrimental to the environment and also linked to cancer, hormone disruption, and immune system dysfunction.

Scotchguard has phased-out PFOS and has replaced it with PFBS (perfluorobutanesulfonic acid). So far, PFBS seems safer, mostly due to a shorter half-life, but studies are still lacking.

Your best bet is to avoid any fabrics treated with stain- or water-repellents.

3) Shock-Absorbing Foams

The foam used in cars seats serves an important function: it absorbs impact when a car accident occurs. The foam used is in almost all seats is one of the following:

  • EPS (Expanded Polystyrene, AKA Styrofoam)
    EPS is typically treated with halogenated flame retardant and breaks off more easily, and thus car seats made with EPS should usually be avoided.
  • EPP (Expanded Polypropylene)GtGS-badge-good
    EPP foam is environmentally friendly, apparently non-toxic, and offers impact absorption and high strength properties. Also, EPP foam does not require the use of additional flame retardants.
  • EPO (Expanded Polyolefin)
    Like EPP, EPO is naturally flame resistant.

You might have heard about other concerning toxins in car seats, including phthalates, PVCs, heavy metals, and more. Fortunately, you can look for certifications on car seats that will ensure that these have been tested for, such as JPMA, Oeko-Tex, and GreenGuard.  

The Four Best Brands for a Non-Toxic Car Seat

Clek: All Clek brand car seats are third-party tested for volatile chemicals/components and all seat covers can be removed and washed. Clek is also the first and only car seat manufacturer with a recycling program so I give them extra props for that. You can see which fabrics/models are Best, Good, and Okay below. 

Nuna Baby: Nuna is a Dutch company, and as of 2019 all Nuna car seats are free of flame retardants. Nuna changed the foam used in all of their car seats (except for the Aace booster) from EPS to EPO (expanded polyolefin), which is naturally flame resistant. Nuna private labels non-toxic car seats for Bugaboo and Stokke, as you’ll see below.

Orbit: Orbit baby is moving towards using merino wool for their future car seat launches. These will be offered at a higher price point. Currently, Orbit’s infant car seat is Good Stuff,  and once they transition to merino wool, they’ll likely be upgraded to Best Stuff. Orbit will be launching a toddler car seat in 2020. 

Uppa Baby: Uppa makes one car seat, called the Mesa. Depending on the fabric, and Mesa might be Best Stuff, Good Stuff, or Okay Stuff. You can read more about these, below.

A Note on Cybex: They are not included below because we have not heard back from them. We will add them into the appropriate category when they get back to us.


The Best Stuff

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Uppa Baby: Henry and Jordan fabricsUppaBaby Car Seat 

Cost: $350

These fabric options are made of 65% and 35% polyester and are naturally flame retardant, meaning they’ve passed federal safety standards without the use of fire retardant chemicals. This is the most affordable of all the Best Stuff, and therefore our top pick!

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Clek: Mammoth fabricClek Car Seat – Mammoth

Cost: $480

Any Clek model that comes in the Mammoth fabric is made using 100% Australian Merino Wool, with no added flame retardants. Mammoth is a body-temperature regulating, naturally hypoallergenic, breathable fabric. The infant seat is the Liing. Here’s what else love about the Clek in Mammoth:

  • EPP foam is used for impact.
  • The seat’s harness/foam/plastics are all free of flame retardants of any kind.
  • This model is Oeko-Tex certified.

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Nuna: Pipa Lite lx7132925a3f89b0d99326d1a673f475e3cc71f15f6df69ed4911565dd25e0a38b.png

Cost: $400

This model requires no flame retardants, as the fabric is a merino wool/polyester blend. The foam is EPO.


The Good Stuff

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Britax (all models)

Starting in 2013, Britax required all of its suppliers to eliminate the use of all halogenated flame retardants from all components used in its car seats and all other products. Britax continues to use non-halogenated flame retardants on all of their seats, making them Good Stuff but not Best Stuff.

The infant car seat model that contains non-halogenated flame retardants is the B-Safe 35 (priced at $200-$230). 8161NGjha0L._SL1500_

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Some Britax car seats (both infant and convertible) use a nanotechnology called Nanotex. This changes the fiber on a molecular level, so that it permanently resists spills, stains, and flame. Nanotex does not contain or emit harmful substances. 

If you want the Nanotex version, that’s the B-Safe Ultra (priced from $230-$600).Britax B-Safe Ultra Infant Car Seat

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Britax recently introduced its SafeWash Fabric in Otto which is the only fabric that is machine washable (up to 30 washes) and does not contain any flame retardants. This fabric is naturally flame resistant due to the way the fabric is woven together.

That model is the Endeavour (it costs $290-$310).Britax B-Safe SafeWash Fabric Otto

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BugabooBugaboo Turtle Car Seat

Cost: $349

The Bugaboo car seat is manufactured by Nuna (it’s the Nuna Pipa model). Their infant car seat is called the Turtle. They use merino wool for this particular car seat so that’s an added bonus!  The turtle also has built-in adaptors to fit their base/strollers.

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Clek: Thunder or Slate fabricsClek Infant Car Seat – Thunder 

Cost: $420

While these fabrics are Good Stuff, we cannot call them Best Stuff. Thunder and Slate fabrics:

  • Use a polyester-based fabric.
  • Include a cryptonized treatement, which creates a built-in moisture barrier for stain resistance. 
  • Are GreenGuard certified, which means they meet stringent chemical emissions requirements, such as being screened for various volatile organic compounds.
  • Is treated with non-halogenated flame retardants. 

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Clek: Carbon or Chrome fabricsClek Car Seat Chrome 

Cost: $400

If you choose a Clek in Carbon or Chrome, you’ll be getting a jersey knit fabric that is treated with non-halogenated flame retardants but no stain-repelling treatments. It does not have any additional certifications.

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Nuna: Pipapipa-lite-infant-car-seat—caviar2_1

Cost: $300

The Pipa car seat is the only one that can be used with or without a base and therefore is great for airplane travel.


Nuna: Rava nuna-2019-rava-convertible-car-seat-granite-26

Cost: $450

The fabric on the Rava is a bamboo/polyester blend, and the foam is EPO, which means no flame retardant chemicals are necessary.


Orbit Baby: G5G5_Car_Seat_Melange_Navy_01_1800x1800

Cost: $480

The G5 comes in fabric from mills that are certified by the Oeko-Tex Standard 100.  This seat also:

  • Is Prop-65 compliant and meets California’s AB1108 material standards.
  • 100% polyester. 
  • Is not treated with any stain-repellent chemicals or sprays. 
  • They use EPP foam and non-halogenated flame retardants (phosphorus-based).

StokkeStokke Pipa by Nuna Car Seat

Cost: $349

Stokke sells one car seat and it manufactured by Nuna. It’s the same as the Pipa. The only difference with this car seat is that it contains built-in adaptors to fit their base/strollers.


The Okay Stuff

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Uppa Baby: Bryce and Jake fabricsUppaBaby Bryce Car Seat 

Cost: $300

These models are made of 100% polyester and treated with a phosphate-based flame retardant.

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Uppa Baby: Denny and Taylor fabrics UppaBaby RumbleSeat Taylor

Cost: $240

Like the Bryce and Jake, these two fabrics are made of 100% polyester and treated with a phosphate-based flame retardant.

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The Bad Stuff

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Graco (all models)graco-extendfit-car-seat-min-300×300

Graco has several car seats at various price points. Generally, the fabric and filling materials utilized on Graco’s car seats are treated with halogenated and/or phosphorus based flame retardant chemicals in order to meet federal regulations. Graco did not provide any accreditations for chemical safety.


Safety 1st, Maxi-Cosi, Cosco, and Disney Baby car seats are all manufactured by a Dorel Juvenile Group. We were unable to get very much information from Disney Baby Car Seatthem. It seems that they do prohibit halogenated flame retardants, but they do use other types of flame retardants.

There are two Maxi-Cosi brands that claim to be free of flame retardants—these are the Mico Max, which retails for $350 and the convertible Magellan model, which retails for $450.

They state that they’ve designed these car seats with a wool-free fabric called Pure Cosi, but we don’t understand how they achieve this without chemicals. We need more information before we can call these Good Stuff. 

 

Stay sane,

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  1. Blythe says

    March 10, 2020 at 7:51 PM

    How does Peg Perego fare?

    Reply
  2. Kelly says

    March 10, 2020 at 8:20 PM

    We have the Nuna Pipa infant car seat…why is it consider just “good” not “best” like the other two models?

    Reply
  3. Cherie says

    March 13, 2020 at 12:10 AM

    Did you happen to look at any Chico car seats?

    Reply
  4. Susan says

    March 13, 2020 at 6:13 AM

    What about evenflo?

    Reply
  5. Stephanie Mahaney says

    March 18, 2020 at 2:25 PM

    I was curious about Diono brand. I need a slimmer car seat option and they are recommended for that but curious how toxic they are. I’m guessing since they aren’t listed they probably aren’t good stuff…

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    • TIERNEY says

      March 19, 2020 at 2:25 PM

      Check out Clek for slim! I’m a CPST and Diono can be really hit or miss with installation. Sometimes Diono works great, sometimes it’s almost impossible to get a secure install.

      Reply
  6. Lindsey says

    April 24, 2020 at 9:19 AM

    When my oldest was born I researched flame retardant chemicals in her car seat. At the time I choose the Peg Preggo. While there may be car seats that are less toxic, I noticed that most were infant seats. Babies are only in infant seats for one year. Mine would have been in one less than a year due to height. Children then move into other seats that they have to be in for a much longer period of time. My state requires kids in car seats until 10-12 years of age. I wish you included more of those seats. It is also important to point out that just because the seat has slightly less toxic flame retardants does not mean that it is necessarily a superior seat. I personally feel as if it is safer to rear face a child for the longest amount of time. So with that being said, a seat that has higher rear facing weight limits and a taller shell and harness height would be more important to me. I say this as someone who has purchased non-toxic, organic mattresses for every single one of my children. Chemical exposure is important to me, however so is car safety.

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  7. Karyssa White says

    April 24, 2020 at 12:41 PM

    Can you rate Maxi Cosi in your next update?

    Reply
  8. Ayla says

    April 24, 2020 at 2:17 PM

    I’m curious to know if you looked into Chicco or Evenflo at all. Also, I saw that you said Uppa Baby only has the Mesa but they do also make the Knox and the Alta.

    Reply
  9. Jenn says

    May 4, 2020 at 6:59 PM

    When you say all models for Britax is that only the infant seat or all there car seats?

    I was looking into this one

    Britax Allegiance 3 Stage Convertible Car Seat – 5 to 65 Pounds – Rear and Forward Facing – 1 Layer Impact Protection , Static.

    Thank you
    Jenn

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  10. Abi says

    June 27, 2020 at 6:29 AM

    I really wish you would answer your commenters.

    Reply
  11. Ashley says

    August 6, 2020 at 5:03 PM

    Incorrect info on Britax. Their Safewash fabric is flame retardant free.

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    • johnlockegoss says

      August 10, 2020 at 11:02 AM

      While Britax’s Safewash fabric is free of flame retardants, it is unclear if the rest of the car seat is likewise free of flame retardants. Britain makes no such claim.

      Reply
  12. Anne says

    October 4, 2020 at 3:25 AM

    Hi,

    why is the Pipa Lite best stuff and the Pipa just good stuff? There is no difference between the two highlighted her.

    Reply
    • Jen says

      November 6, 2020 at 3:16 PM

      I would also like to know this. Thanks!

      Reply
  13. lbtc says

    October 19, 2020 at 4:06 AM

    Amazing blog it is thankyou for sharing such a wonderful post.

    Reply
  14. Eli says

    January 2, 2021 at 11:58 PM

    About Cybex – I’ve emailed the company and they confirmed that unless you buy their car seat in the US or the UK, there are no flame retardants used in the products sold in their other markets

    Reply

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