Traveling Mamas On The Move Approved: Cold Seat

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Here we are in the throws of summer. Swim lessons are in session, ice cream cones have melted all over my patio, and when I open my car door in the afternoon I get slapped in the face with a blanket of heat. As I write this it’s 104 degrees outside.

My kids dread getting in the car this time of year because they know how hot their car seats can get – that was until I came across the brilliant, and I do mean a brilliant, invention called Cold Seat.

The Cold Seat is a freezable seat cooler. Simply freeze the rolled-up Cold Seat then bring it along on your next outing. Cover the car seat when you get to your destination. Upon your return remove the Cold Seat, roll it up and store it. Your little one now has a comfortable seat to ride in. The Cold Seat has a Velcro tab to keep it rolled while stored and it fits easily underneath adult car seats. When you get home just pop it back in the freezer. (It fits nicely in my freezer door.) They come in the cutest patterns: Blue Camo, Sport and Pink Flower with little flip-flops.Traveling Mamas - On the Move Approved

The first time I put it to use I was so impressed how well it worked. It even kept the metal seat belts (which are normally on fire) a nice cool temperature. For the first time my little girl didn’t say “Hot!” when we put her in her car seat.

This is one product that definitely gets our Traveling Mamas On The Move Approved seal.

Shari Griffin, mom of two, is the brains behind this amazing creation. Nice job, Shari. Talk about a Super Mama!

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June 19, 2008 | Filed Under Family Travel, The Cookie Jar, Travel Gear 

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7 Responses to “Traveling Mamas On The Move Approved: Cold Seat”

  1. DEB LOWE says:
    June 19, 2008 at

    Check out http://www.babybeecool.com No more hot car sets buckles or belts. Invented in 2002, no rolling it up, just fold and go, with shoulder straps to make things easy to carry. Just freeze the two ice packs, insert and go. It also can be used as a tote for perishable food items. Seen on foxnews.com
    Featured at BABY CELEBRATION in LA last April 2008 Plus, it outlasts coolness 7 times longer than anything on the market.
    http://www.babybeecool.com

  2. Donna Hull says:
    June 19, 2008 at

    Do they make those car seat covers for adults? “I wish,” says Donna who is melting in the 107 Tucosn heat!

  3. Lanee Weeter says:
    June 24, 2008 at

    Thank you for the wonderful write up about Cold Seat. It was so nice of you to publish the information. I did feel that the comment or advertisement for a similar product line that entered the market after our debut took away from the write up. I have sent this blog to so many of our customers who are faithful fans as well and appreciative Moms with happy kids on board!

    Warm Regards,

    Lanee

  4. Pat Kittrell says:
    June 24, 2008 at

    The Cold Seat can be purchased in Tucson/Oro Valley at The Children’s Orchard, 7960 N. Oracle Road, SE corner of Oracle & Magee. (Trader Joe’s Center) Phone 520-219-8800. We have carried this product for two years. It is a great way to keep you baby/child cool in our 100 degree summer weather!

  5. Shari says:
    June 25, 2008 at

    I think this is a wonderful idea for the kids…..now is there any way I can get an adult version for myself?!

  6. DEB LOWE says:
    July 24, 2008 at

    YES….. :) BABYBEECOOL Has The adult Cooler Pad, Called the Universal Cooler Pad. It will cover and adult car seat as well as children’s.

  7. Tony says:
    March 18, 2009 at

    The Jing Joe Cooling/Warming Infant Pad seat pad fits most car seats, strollers, swings, and bouncers to help prevent the discomfort a child have when traveling in the car seat for long hours. The built in fan draws in the surrounding air and pushes the air through the pad and out through the mesh spacer material. The cushion of air keeps a child dry and comfortable. The pad is easy to install and great to use at home or on the go. Whether it’s going to church, strolling in the mall or the park, or just lounging in the swing or bouncer at home, parents would find their child’s back drenched in perspiration. Visit jingjoe.com for more information.

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