Was Your Child's Car Seat in an Accident?
You may need to replace it — even if it looks fine. We'll show you exactly what to do.
NHTSA recommends replacing car seats after moderate to severe crashes — even with no visible damage. Your child's safety depends on it.
Who Are You Looking For Help?
Parents & Caregivers
After an accident, you need clear answers fast. We walk you through exactly when replacement is required, what to look for, and how to get your insurance to cover it.
- Know when replacement is required
- Understand crash severity levels
- File your insurance claim correctly
Insurance Professionals
Streamline your claims process with clear coverage guidelines, documentation checklists, and NHTSA-aligned replacement standards.
- Coverage guidelines and standards
- Documentation requirements
- Claim processing best practices
What You Need to Know
The Essential Information
When to Replace
Not every fender-bender requires a new seat — but moderate to severe crashes always do. Learn the NHTSA criteria and how to assess your specific situation.
Read the full guideHow to File a Claim
Most auto insurance policies cover car seat replacement after an accident. We walk you through the documentation, the process, and what to say to your adjuster.
See the claim processWhat Insurance Covers
Under most comprehensive and collision policies, car seat replacement is a covered expense. Know your rights and what documentation you'll need to submit.
Understand your coverageHave Questions? We're Here to Help.
Whether you're a parent navigating the aftermath of an accident or an insurance professional processing a claim, we can point you in the right direction.
Send us a message and we'll get back to you with the guidance you need — no jargon, no runaround.
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