Fuel Surcharge
Starting on April 10th, 2013, a fuel surcharge of 1% will be applied to select orders. While most orders will qualify for free shipping and no surcharge, a very small percentage will see this nominal fee depending on the products selected and the location to which they are being shipped.
Why are we applying this surcharge?
The cost of fuel has been steadily rising due to increases in crude oil prices. The global transportation market has reacted by increasing their prices and industry forecasts that this trend will continue.
Till recently, Cymax absorbed these increased costs into our operating budgets. However, the continual rise indicates that we must now move forward by adopting the industry’s standard practice. We have therefore made the difficult but necessary decision to follow the lead of transportation companies and implement a fuel surcharge.
Our Commitment to Our Customers
Cymax continues to commit to providing the utmost value for our customers. We endeavor to do everything that we can for operational efficiency and to control costs. We hope that the application of this relatively small fee is viewed in this light. If you have any questions regarding this, please contact Customer Service at 1-866-740-9830. We thank you for your cooperation and understanding.
Note: Fuel surcharge is a non-refundable amount on shipment of your order

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How to Buy the Right Car Seat for Your Baby

Buying the right car seat is paramount to your child’s safety. At MoreBabyCarSeats we make it easy to find the right style of car seat at the right price. Here, we’ll help you figure out how to select a car seat that’s right for your baby, and that fits your vehicle and your lifestyle.

CONVERTIBLE CAR SEATS

What it is: A good option for budget-conscious parents who would rather invest in one car seat that lasts from birth to toddler years. Depending on the model, a convertible car seat can allow baby to sit rear-facing to 30-35 pounds and forward-facing to 40-65 pounds.

Why You Should Get One: Convertible car seats grow with your baby, which means parents need not worry about having to purchase a new car seat as baby becomes a toddler.

COMBINATION CAR SEATS

What it is: These forward-facing car seats feature a 5-point harness for use on children under a certain weight limit. As the child grows, the car seat transforms into a belt-positioning booster car seat.

Why You Should Get One: Ideal for large or tall children, combination car seats feature a reasonably tall shell, higher harness weight limits and wide shoulder belt slots for booster mode.

INFANT-ONLY CAR SEATS

What it is: Designed for babies from birth to around 20 pounds, a rear-facing infant-only car seat is the best bet for newborns.

Why You Should Get One: They are not only the safest for babies but also convenient for parents since they double as baby carriers that can be attached to a stroller or simply taken outside the car and into the home or elsewhere without disturbing baby. Most infant-only car seats have a base that stays in the car so the seat can be easily clicked in or out instead of buckling into the vehicle.

BOOSTER SEATS

What it is: Booster seats help the vehicle seat belt fit better on toddlers that are at least four years old and 40 pounds.

High-Back Booster Seats: The booster seats have a tall back to give extra support and protection to your child’s upper body. A booster seat makes a child taller and thus offers a better fit with a vehicle car seat.

Low-Back Booster Seats: These booster seats are ideal for children who are not yet tall enough or heavy enough to use the vehicle seat belt without aid. Consisting of a platform-type seat with short armrests, these booster seats often feature built-in guides for the lap portion of the vehicle seat belt. A child that sits taller in the car with the aid of a booster seat will be safer since the lap portion of the belt will sit on his hips instead of the stomach.

REAR-FACING VS. FORWARD-FACING