Yes, baby car seats do expire, much like a carton of milk, but with more dire consequences if ignored. Typically, their lifespan ranges from 6 to 10 years depending on the manufacturer. Expiry is due to wear and tear, evolving safety standards, and the degradation of materials over time. Using an expired seat is a gamble with your child's safety, as the plastics become brittle and might not perform as intended in a crash. Always check the manufacturer's label for the exact expiry date, and if in doubt, trade up on Tradingpost or PuppyList for a fresh, safe alternative.
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