Booster Seats

There are high-back boosters, backless boosters, and 2-in-1 high-back boosters that convert to backless. Diono recommends all children should travel in a high-back booster until 120 lbs, or otherwise stated by the user manual. This is because a high-back booster typically does a better job of positioning the shoulder belt, and offers side impact protection. If a high-back booster is not a practical option, for example when carpooling or traveling, a backless booster seat is better than no booster seat.

By choosing our booster seats for kids, you can rest assured you are providing your child with the best comfort, safety, and functionality. Our commitment to rigorous safety standards means every Diono booster seat exceeds the needs of modern families.

When you spend money, you obviously look for one of the best booster seats for your child. You get the best value for money when the seat you choose can accommodate your child as they grow. That is where our Monterey 6DXT SafePlus High-Back Booster offers the best value for money.

It boasts an 8-year lifespan and is designed to accommodate children from 40 to 120 lbs. Its one-hand easy-adjust headrest allows you to make it more comfortable for your growing child. As it is engineered from high-strength steel, you never have to worry about durability or safety.

Don't buy a booster seat if it is uncomfortable and inconvenient, even if it is free. Instead, choose a seat with adjustable features, especially on long rides.

Diono offers many amazing options, including the Monterey 6XT SafePlus High-Back Booster, which combines an ultra-wide design with ergonomic armrests and padded cushioning. Besides being comfortable, it is also quite convenient, especially with its machine-washable fabrics and fold-away cup holders.

Easy and quick installation means you do not have to waste a lot of your time and can get the job done without facing any safety issues. Diono ensures that every seat you buy from us is easy to install, and our team can also help you do the installation.

However, if you need something super simple to install, go with Everett NXT, which comes with rigid LATCH connectors. Its sturdy, narrow-fit design also makes it easy to fit in most vehicles.

When you are always on the go, you can't overlook how portable your selected booster seat is. Diono makes it easier to decide with various impressive models.

Monterey 6XT SafePlus is another popular option for its lightweight design. You can easily fold it and carry it with you on the flight. Not only is it portable, but it is also highly comfortable with premium layered padding. It is the IIHS best bet booster seat and ensures hassle-free transfers between cars.

In short, the best booster seats are comfortable, convenient, and durable. Diono booster seats have all these features, along with other advanced features. For instance, our seats come with 8-layer side impact protection with a 12-position headrest and backrest.

You should keep your child in a booster seat so long as the seat belt doesn't fit them correctly. That is usually when your child is around 120lbs. Most children fit a standard seat belt when they are 10-12 years old.

When do booster seats expire? Well, it usually depends on the brand you choose, but most booster seats come with a life span of 6-10 years. You need to pay attention to the manufacturer's guidelines to know the expiration date; you can also find it stamped on the seat.

Kids should be switched to booster seats when they at least weigh 40 pounds. Even if your child weighs a bit lower but is taller than 38 inches, you should still consider switching to a booster seat.

When you have a forward-facing car safety seat, but your child exceeds its limit for height and weight, they should now be using a belt-positioning booster seat to ensure that the seat belt fits them properly. This is usually between 8 and 12 years of age. However, if you ask when to switch from a car seat to a booster seat, it also depends on when they outgrow their current safety seat with harness, which can happen between ages 4 and 7.

Booster seats are designed for kids who no longer fit the manufacturer's guidelines for convertible seats. These seats are suitable for children who weigh 40-80 pounds and are under four feet tall.

A high-back booster seat features a seat shell designed for neck, head, and back support. It provides more protection in side-impact collisions. If you ask when to switch to a high-back booster car seat, the requirements are usually the same, with your child being older than 4-5 years or weighing at least 40 pounds.