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Here's a last minute must-buy if you are traveling this holiday season with small children. Or are stumped on what to get your world traveling relatives. The Gogo Kidz Universal Car Seat Travelmate converts your car seat into a stroller. No more having to lug a bulky car seat through the airport while trying to maneuver a stroller (and the kid who keeps dropping his juice every 50 feet). Talk about GENIUS.

The Travelmate is super easy to use - it has a quick-release strap that allows the Travelmate to be attached or removed within seconds to the backside of the car seat. What's even more convenient; you can just release the handle down and strap the seatbelt around the Travelmate if you bring your car seat on the airplane. No detaching or finding a place for it in the overhead bin. Although I am not a huge fan of bringing the car seat on the plane, the FAA actually recommends that all children under 40 lbs. sit in a car seat during a flight.

The Gogo Travelmate can be attached to most convertible or forward-facing car seats. To see a list that are guaranteed to fit, click here. The product rolls smoothly both forward and backward and is sturdy enough to accommodate a child up to 50 lbs. without any noticeable decrease in performance.

Whether you travel a lot or a little, this is well worth the $80 bucks. It's a sanity-saver and pays for itself the very first trip. Consumers on Amazon also agree giving this product a 4 out of 5 stars (with 251 reviews).

If you want to give as a gift or will be taking off before Christmas? Click here to order on Amazon. You must order by 11:45 AM (PST) Friday 12/17 to have it delivered by Monday, 12/20. If you want it by Christmas Eve, choose Free Super Saver Shipping to ensure delivery. *This item can currently only be shipped by Amazon within the U.S.

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