Update: This deal is now live.
Target is hosting their
Target Car Seat Trade-In Event and offering a
20% Off Coupon (
valid for a new car seat, stroller or select baby gear) when you trade in your old car seat w/
Target Circle at any
participating Target locations or when you follow the instructions listed below.
Thanks to Community Member
redit123 for posting this deal.
Note, offer will require a Target Circle account to redeem your unique 20% off coupon.
Deal Instructions:- Make sure you're a registered member of a Target Circle account [Free to Join]
- Bring an old car seat or base to a nearby Target and drop it in the designated box inside the store.
- Open your Target app [iOS or Android] to scan the code on the box
- Note, talk to a team member in guest services if you need assistance
- Open your wallet via the Target app to find your unique 20% off coupon in the Baby category + more contactless savings.
- Click on the red "+" to save the offer to your account and place your order online, or scan your barcode at the register.
Use your trade-in coupon on a new car seat, stroller or select baby gear
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Edit: the additional MyFund reward promo ended 2 days ago. The same promo comes back every month or two from what I've seen so far.
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My point is that insurance looks for any reason not to pay and using an expired car seat is a solid reason that they will notice if you get into an accident.
It may be BS that car seats have such short expiration dates (not arguing that point), but complaining about it in an online forum and then using an expired seat won't change the fact that insurance probably isn't going to pay for injuries sustained in an expired seat. If you want real change, write to your congressman or create a car seat company with seats that don't expire so soon—there's obviously a market for it.
30. Years.
This is why there is an expiration date on car seats. What was safe many years ago is likely not safe today, as technology and research progresses.
30. Years.
This is why there is an expiration date on car seats. What was safe many years ago is likely not safe today, as technology and research progresses.
2-3 years later, no way there is a significant change in technology and research.
There are more advances in cars and safety, yet there are no recalls on our cars for advances.
Use some common sense people. And no, I am not a cheapo person. I have nuna car seats. Things do not deteriorate and I would gladly pass this along to someone if they wanted it.
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2-3 years later, no way there is a significant change in technology and research.
There are more advances in cars and safety, yet there are no recalls on our cars for advances.
Use some common sense people. And no, I am not a cheapo person. I have nuna car seats. Things do not deteriorate and I would gladly pass this along to someone if they wanted it.
Car seats used to be one of the most recalled items on the market and that's been reduced over the years along with kid injuries and fatalities decreasing in that same time. A lot of this is attributed to increased knowledge about how to make a good car seat but it can also be attributed to lack of people using older and possibly compromised car seats.
So arguing about the expiration date existing is just dumb, especially when there are far better things to worry about when it comes to consumer waste than a car seat is concerned.
2-3 years later, no way there is a significant change in technology and research.
There are more advances in cars and safety, yet there are no recalls on our cars for advances.
Use some common sense people. And no, I am not a cheapo person. I have nuna car seats. Things do not deteriorate and I would gladly pass this along to someone if they wanted it.
In any case nobody said anything about 2-3 years, it's more like 6-10 years (though some people, including "slickdealers", may have bought a 2-3 year old car seat in the first place). The real issue is that it exceeds the manufacturer's testing moreso than the "plastic has deteriorated".
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