Car seats are essential for safety and security. However, there are a few common issues that parents face when trying to remove their child's car seat from its base:

The carrier is stuck in the base: If your car seat is firmly attached to its base and you can't pull it up, check your infant carrier's manual for instructions on how to release it. It is important that you gently remove the carrier from the base, to avoid jerking it and potentially causing damage. Jerking the carrier could also wake your infant, so it's best to practice this step before you actually need to use it!

There is a white stain on the car seat: First, try blotting the spot. This will draw out moisture and help loosen the stain. You can also try scrubbing the spot with a cloth or sponge, but be careful not to over-scrub it. Scrubbing can actually cause the stain to bind more tightly to the fabric fibers.

If you are still struggling to remove the stain, you can always try a cleaning solution. Mix a solution of water and mild laundry detergent and apply it to the stained area. Let it sit for a few minutes and then gently scrub the spot with a soft-bristled brush. Be sure to rinse your brush frequently in a bucket of clean water. This helps prevent the cleaning solution from becoming contaminated and can also help remove excess moisture from the upholstery fabric fibers.