Premium Brown & Pink Infant Car Seat Cover - Soft, Breathable & Waterproof - Perfect for Baby Safety & Comfort in Cars, Strollers & Travel

I managed to find this one day on Amazon for $10. I don't know how it happened, but it was the BEST $10 I have ever spent. I would pay the $50 for it if I had to again. This thing has been a life saver. Our toddler started getting car sick around 18 months. The first time we didn't have a cover and let me just say, I never realized how many nooks and crannies our car seat had until that moment. It took a couple hours of cleaning and two months with a febreeze car clip to get the smell totally out.We have a Graco 3 in 1 Smart car seat. The toddler size of this cover fits it... decently. Enough to cover the essential areas. It's a little loose and weird along the sides and you can't use the cup holder attachment and whatnot. However, it is a SMALL price to pay. She has gotten sick twice since the first incident and this cover has significantly helped with the clean up. You do still have to clean up the straps and the buckle, but for the most part this cover catches the rest before it slides into all those little car seat crevices. Hose it down and throw it in the machine. Done.One thing I do not like, but won't hold it against them is the construction of the velcro slits designed to accommodate the straps. The way the velcro is... you know you have a fuzzy side and a prickly side for lack of a better description. Well, if you don't line up the velcro just right the prickly side sticks out and presses up against the back of my child. It doesn't hurt, she just complains that it's "itchy." If they just reversed the way it was done and had the velcro lining the opposite way, the fuzzy side would be poking out instead and would not cause an issue. I don't know if that made any sense, but if you own one of these you get what I mean.Anyway, if you have a toddler who gets motion sick, save yourself some headaches. Buy a Seaband and invest in this car seat cover.