Infant Car Seat Covers For Graco

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. QUESTION:
   Does anyone know where to get a car seat cover for a graco infant seat?
   I have been trying to find an infant car seat cover..I found some places online but they are very high in price...If im gonna spend 80 on a car seat cover i mine as well just buy a new car seat...Does anyone know of a place that sells them for cheap?

   • ANSWER:
     I would look at like walmart or something. Maybe a thirft store?

2. QUESTION:
   Looking for infant car seat cover for Graco Safeseat?
   Hi I have a Graco Safeseat and would like to purchase a cute cover for it. We are expecting our 2nd child in November. Where have you purchased them from and how exactly do they work. Does the entire canopy piece come with it? We have had a problem with our current canopy falling off...

   • ANSWER:
     You need to go to the replacement parts section for graco or call them http://www.gracobaby.com/ReplacementParts/Pages/ReplacementParts.aspx You do not need to use other than the recommended seat cover or parts for safety.

3. QUESTION:
   New cloth cover for Graco SnugRide infant car seat?
   I have two daughters and after two child the cloth lining on the infant carrier car seat is a bit...well...GROSS! It has some stains, it's not horrible or totally unusable but I was wondering if anyone knows if you can buy just the lining that covers the seat instead of purchasing a whole new infant carrier car car seat?
   They do still make them, you can buy the new ones at Wal-Mart. It has only been 3 years since we initally purchased it.
   Thanks Mama, you are right a new car seat is like , those things are like !
   Doing some searching I came across this, very helpful!!

   http://blog.gracobaby.com/2008/08/05/1-faq/

   • ANSWER:
     It looks like you can buy them on ebay. Most of them look about the same even more expensive then just buying a new infant car seat. Here is a link to what I have found.

     http://shop.ebay.com/items/_W0QQ_dmdZ1QQ_sopZ12?_nkw=graco+snugride+infant+car+seat+covers&_sacat=0&_fromfsb=&_trksid=m270.l1313&_odkw=graco+infant+car+seat+covers&_osacat=0

4. QUESTION:
   i have a pink graco i infant car seat and sis is having a boy in 2 weeks? does anyone know where to find?
   replacement fabric covering for graco infant car seat cheap? everywhere I have looked the replacement covering is the same price as buying a new car seat! thanks

   • ANSWER:
     It's best to get it from the manufacturer--that's what's safety tested. She'd be better off getting a new seat, anyway. It's always safer to buy a new one.

5. QUESTION:
   infant car seat replacement covers?
   where can i get a replacement cover for my graco infant carseat. its the neutral color and i want something more girly for my daughter. the only reason i bought this one was cuz at the time i didnt know what i was having. and after that it still wasnt a sure definite.
   so where can i find something cute with out pricy retail price. i need the cover and the hood also. i saw some website and those alone were over 0 and thats too much.
   so please help

   • ANSWER:
     Here one for :
     http://smartmomma.com/Bumbleride-Infant-Car-Seat-Cover-Spice-p-16852.html

6. QUESTION:
   Is it safe to use a infant head support in a car seat that has a bunting bag?
   I have a Graco SnugRide infant seat with a Kiddopotamus Snuzzler. I want to get a cover for the seat and the JJ Cole bunting bags would be a great idea because the winter here is very cold. Is it safe to have the Snuzzler on top of the bunting bag and then they baby in the seat? What would you recommend? Thanks!

   • ANSWER:
     As a couple others have stated, BOTH of those product are BIG no-no's. The bunting bag in particular really interferes with the way the harness works and fits on the child. The harness - the part that protects your child in an accident. You don't want anything interfering with that. Bunting bags add an extra layer of material that wasn't tested with the car seat, and in an accident could compress too much, making the harness too loose. Also - they are not the same flame retardentcy as car seat covers. Flame retardent - another biggie in car crashes. You want the material to repel fire as long as possible to give you time to get him out. The snuzzlers are bad, as well. To help keep his head in positiong, just use a rolled up receiving blanket (or two) on each side of his head, and make sure the seat is installed at a 45 degree angle for newborns.

     One thing worth noting is that anytime an aftermarket car seat accessory states that it has been crash tested to FMSVV standards - they are lying, or bending the truth at least. That's b/c Federal standards DON'T HAVE any standards regarding aftermarket product - sure it passed! Cause there's nothing to pass, lol. Also don't use harness covers, unless they came with the seat. If you are wanting a seat with all those extras, you need to purchase a seat that includes them. Costs more, but that means all the parts WERE crash tested, and totally safe to use.
     WHY NO AFTERMARKET:
     Never use any aftermarket accessory with your car seat. If it wasn't made by the car seat manufacturer specifically for your model number of seat (i.e. made by Graco for a Graco Snugride) then it isn't safe to use.
     This includes the use of car seat covers not made by the car seat manufacturer.
     They don't meet flame retardent requiremnts, and may not fit the seat exactly like
     the original cover, interfering with how the harness works. The harness it what
     secures the child to protect from injury, so that is a BIG deal! Also, factory covers
     are only allowed to be a certain thickness, when you start getting aftermarket covers
     or adding infant inserts, pillows, and such, you exceed that thickness, affecting how
     the seat restrains your child. Harness covers another big one - if they didn't come
     with your seat, or you don't have permission from the car seat manufacturer to use them,
     DON'T! Most aftermarket harness covers are too long - pushing the chest clip down too
     low to be effective. (Its supposed to be at armpit level, no lower).

     This also includes the Mighty Tite - it has been shown to actually shred seatbelts!
     A Seatbelt is supposed to be able to have some give and stretch in accident, to absorb forces
     instead of the passenger. This isn't possible when the seatbelt is stretched too tight.
     Mats that cover the seat are a big no-no, too. It can give the illusion of a tight install when
     in fact its not. Ideally you want nothing between the car seat and the vehicle seat. If
     you feel you must put something to save your seats - use a thin shelf liner or a very thin
     beach towel. That's it!

7. QUESTION:
   Where can I find a a replacement cover/liner for a Car Seat...?
   I have an Graco infant car seat that is designed with a seat cover and sun hood in a pink floral pattern. I am expecting a baby boy in June, and want to just change the seat cover and keep the car seat.. I thought they would sell them in stores but I had no luck yet.. If any one could help me out, I would appreciate it..

   • ANSWER:
     Through Graco - or you can get one on eBay, so long as it is a Graco cover made for your exact model of car seat. Never use an aftermarket cover, made by someone other than Graco, for your seat. Its not safe.

     go to Graco's website, enter your seat's model number and serial number and you should see what's available for you to purchase for your seat. If you dont see covers you like (or any at all!) call them. You can buy them.