If your child has outgrown your car seat, or you're using an older or expired model, Target has a promotion that can help.  Shoppers can bring an old car seat to Target and get a 20% off Target ...

Got an old car seat collecting dust? Target is running a nationwide car seat trade-in event this week, and shoppers across the U.S. can score 20% off a new one just for recycling the old. According to ...

First, they’re too big for their infant car seats; then, they’ve outgrown their toddler seats and boosters, too. This presents a recurring dilemma: What do parents do with their old car seats ...

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If you are using an old, expired or handed-down child car seat, you may be able to trade it in for a new one at Target, but you'll need to act fast, and the deal expires later in the May.