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Compass B570 Pathway Booster Car Seat

Lisa Martin0
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Can I tell you how much I love this car seat?  Can I tell you how much Will loves this car seat?

Up to this point, my biggest complaint with booster seats was that you never knew where to tuck in the seatbelt and you weren't ever sure if the seatbelt was even positioned correctly.  Well, the Compass B570 Pathway Booster Car Seat has taken away all the guess work.  This new booster from The First Years allows you the flexibility to adjust the shoulder belt path up to 1.5″ so your child will be comfortable and secure each and every time (it grows with them and their winter coats!).  The self-adjusting back also means you should have no issues with installation in any back seat. When the seat is not in use, the lower anchor attachments keep it secure (you hook it up just like your other car seats to the LATCH system in your car).  The Pathway's headrest has also been developed to control your child's head in the event of a crash. The deep headrest and contoured shape will help contain and control your child's head on impact.  Best of all, the two cupholders are removable and dishwasher (aff)-safe (which for me is awesome since Will thinks they are there to hold food!).

The features of the Pathway B570 are:

  • Color-coded adjustable shoulder belt path for better fit
  • Color-coded lap belt positioning for a better fit
  • Latch attachments for secure installation when not in use
  • Deeper headrest for better head containment
  • Two removable cupholders for easy cleaning
  • Self-adjusting seat back for better installation
  • Six-position adjustable “no gap” back
  • Taller belt path to accommodate larger children
  • Patented easy, one-hand fold
  • Built-in carry handle
  • Deep side wing protection
  • Side-impact tested to international standards
  • Narrow bottom rails for better installation in smaller cars
  • For use with children 30-100 lbs. (3 (aff)-10 years old)
  • Weighs 9 lbs.

This is one of the best booster car seats I've ever owned.  It's soft, it's safe, and it's easy cleanable.  What more could you ask for?

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In April 2006, Lisa began blogging to stay connected with distant relatives and friends. As she delved into blogging, she discovered the potential to assist others by sharing her experiences. Lisa has actively engaged in numerous exclusive media ventures. Notable among these are her participation in events such as the Sony Mommy Bloggers Event, the Pampers Mommy Bloggers Event, the Epson Event in Chicago, the Stouffers Event, a memorable yacht excursion with Lands End, collaborations with 1-800-Baskets, an exclusive tour for bloggers by Mrs. Prindable’s, partnerships with Hallmark, PopCap games, Chicago Cubs Mastercard Priceless Events, and Rug Doctor. In addition, she has collaborated with Nutrisystem on a weight loss initiative, teamed up with Buick and Chevy, and served as a brand ambassador for Sprint. Lisa's collaboration portfolio also extends to Disney, where she has participated in press trips for significant movies such as Frozen, Guardians of the Galaxy, McFarland USA, The Good Dinosaur, The BFG, and Cars 3. Notably, for projects like Frozen, The BFG, and Cars 3, she was granted the privilege of walking the red carpet and conducting interviews with celebrities. The impact of Lisa's blog has gained recognition, with The New York Times referencing her content. Moreover, she has been featured in interviews by respected publications such as the Southtown Star, The Chicago Sun Times, and inside.