The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's
                     Child Seat Recall Campaign Listing

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This list does not contain recalls that are more than 10 years old. (Earlier recalls may be viewed by using the options available on the Child Seat Recalls Search page.)

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Manufacturers of newer child seats provide “expiration” dates for their seats that typically range from six to eight years from the date it was manufactured. 

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Expiration dates are a way for manufacturers to provide consumers with guidance as to the expected “useful” life of their car seat.

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To verify the age and expiration date look for the date of manufacture and the expiration date on the child seat or contact the child seat manufacturer for more detailed information.

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This listing is managed by the Recall Management Division, Office of Defects Investigation Enforcement, and updated whenever the agency publishes a child seat recall, or when new information is added to a recall record.

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