ROCHESTER, N.Y. – A News10NBC investigation revealed growing concerns about counterfeit child safety seats being sold online, potentially putting children at risk. Experts warned parents to be cautious when purchasing car seats from third-party sellers on websites.
Becky Alfieri and Jessica Fischette, who are expecting a baby in a few weeks, attended a child safety seat inspection at Lakeshore Fire District. They wanted to ensure their newborn would be safe on the ride home from the hospital.
“I learned a ton about the seat itself, how to put it in the car, how to take it out of the car, where to put it in the car. Information I wouldn’t have never known on my own,” Alfieri said…