Target’s popular car seat trade‑in event is back, letting parents recycle old seats and get 20% off a new baby item for a limited time. Starting April 19, the Minneapolis‑based retailer will accept expired, damaged or unwanted car seats at participating stores, rewarding shoppers with a Target Circle bonus toward future purchases. “Families trust Target to be there for them during life’s…
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