Good news for parents! Target is reviving its widely acclaimed car seat trade-in program for a limited time. After the success of last spring’s initiative, the retail giant has decided to bring it back this fall, making it the perfect opportunity for those in need of a new car seat.
From September 10 to 23, most Target locations (excluding smaller-format stores) will be accepting used car seats for recycling. According to the official announcement, participants will receive a 20% discount coupon that can be used towards the purchase of a new car seat, including booster seats, bases, and travel systems. It doesn’t matter if the seat is outdated or simply no longer suitable—any car seat can be traded in for recycling, allowing you to save on a fresh new option.
As every parent knows, there come times when your child’s car seat is no longer a fit, whether it’s because they’ve outgrown it, it’s been through one too many spills, or it just doesn’t match your new vehicle. Now, you can declutter your space while also contributing to environmental sustainability.
Lily Thompson, Target’s vice president of sustainable practices, highlights the program’s positive impact. “After collecting over a million pounds of car seat materials for recycling last spring, we’re thrilled to bring this initiative back. We strive to simplify our customers’ lives while also helping them responsibly manage household waste,” she explains.
So, if you’re ready to part ways with that old, less-than-pleasant car seat and want to snag a discount on a new one, this is your moment. You’ll be doing a good deed for the planet while shopping for your little one’s safety. Mark your calendars for September 10-23, and remember that you have until October 7 to redeem your 20% off coupon for your new car seat.
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In summary, Target’s car seat trade-in program is returning from September 10-23, giving parents the chance to recycle old car seats and receive a discount on new ones. It’s an eco-friendly solution that benefits both families and the environment.