Chicco KeyFit 35 ClearTex Infant Car Seat Review
There's no wrong door to enter through. Plenty of families start with an infant seat for the click-out convenience and switch to a convertible later; plenty of others go straight to a convertible or all-in-one from day one and never look back. The one rule I'd treat as non-negotiable: keep your child rear-facing as long as their seat's limits allow — it's the best-protected orientation, and it's exactly why seats like the Extend2Fit and EXEC next are engineered to stretch that phase.
Kylie Harker's review
By Kylie Harker ·
The review
There's no wrong door to enter through. Plenty of families start with an infant seat for the click-out convenience and switch to a convertible later; plenty of others go straight to a convertible or all-in-one from day one and never look back. The one rule I'd treat as non-negotiable: keep your child rear-facing as long as their seat's limits allow — it's the best-protected orientation, and it's exactly why seats like the Extend2Fit and EXEC next are engineered to stretch that phase.
- Stay-in-car base makes daily click-in installs quick and repeatable
- ClearTex fabrics with no added chemical treatments
- 4–35 lbs rear-facing coverage with included infant head and body support
- Clicks directly into Chicco strollers for an easy travel system
- Extra bases for a second car are sold separately — grab one per vehicle for the smoothest routine
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