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Self-Installing Car Seat? Absolutely!
Jan. 8, 2016
Get ready for this summer, because there’s a revolutionary self-installing infant car seat on the horizon that’s bound to give new parents a sense of relief. Let’s be honest: nothing can throw a new parent into a panic quite like an infant car seat. How nerve-wracking was your first attempt at deciphering the manual and getting that thing set up? Remember the sheer terror of taking your precious little one — the tiny human you’re now responsible for — out of the hospital and into a car seat that you were convinced you’d installed incorrectly?
The anxiety around car seats is totally real, and thankfully, someone has come up with a clever solution: the self-installing car seat. Yep, you read that right! This isn’t a fantasy; it’s the future, and it comes with a smartphone app. The innovative company 4moms is introducing this self-installing car seat, and for the price of $499.99, you can make it yours.
Rob Daley, the CEO and co-founder of 4moms, explains, “We’ve included a robot in the base of the car seat, allowing it to install itself correctly every time. Whenever you place a child in the seat, it verifies that the installation is secure.” All you have to do is connect the high-tech base to your car’s latch system, and let the $500 robot do its magic: it auto-levels, adjusts tension, and provides a reassuring display to let you know everything is good to go before you buckle in your little one.
With notifications like “Latches connected! Base installed! Carrier secured!” you’ll feel like a parenting pro. Plus, the accompanying app keeps an eye on the seat status while the carrier is attached. As reported by Parents, the car seat is certified by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, suitable for babies weighing between 4 to 30 pounds and measuring up to 32 inches. And get this — according to Rob, it will even track your baby’s growth and notify you when they’ve outgrown the seat!
This amazing advancement takes the guesswork out of using an infant car seat, which is priceless for those who can swing the $500 price tag for a seat that will last about a year. At that price, you might expect the “robot” to morph into your personal assistant or at least serve as a Roomba! Come on, 4moms, let’s make it happen!
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In summary, the self-installing car seat by 4moms is a game changer for new parents, alleviating the stress of installation with its innovative technology and smart features.