Avoiding Car (Seat) Sickness

When I found out I was having a baby boy, I quickly bought the mostmasculine looking car seat I could find. Blueโ€“dark blueโ€“punctuated with every shade of blue. So what do I do if I have a baby girl next and Iโ€™m bitten by the pink bug, I wondered. Iโ€™dโ€ฆ

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When I found out I was having a baby boy, I quickly bought the most
masculine looking car seat I could find. Blueโ€“dark blueโ€“punctuated with every shade of blue. So what do I do if I have a baby girl next and Iโ€™m bitten by the pink bug, I wondered. Iโ€™d hate to toss a perfectly good car seat over the aesthetics.

Then I came across Pink Taffy Designsโ€™ delicious handmade car seat covers. Theyโ€™re ideal for making that old Graco feel new again, or for simply turning the behemoth Britax into something you donโ€™t mind eyeing in the rear view every six seconds. The covers are plush, very well made, and fit most standard seats. And (key) theyโ€™re washable. Sweet!

I fell head over heels in love with the Cherries toddler seat cover myself, but with dozens of options, thereโ€™s surely something to suit your own sensibilities.
Now all I need is baby #2. Um, honey? โ€“Rebecca
Enter Cool Mom at checkout for 10% off all Pink Taffy orders.
Note: Car seat covers other than those from the manufacturer are not guaranteed to be flame-retardant.


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