This May 3, 2017, photo shows the logo on a Target store in Upper Saint Clair, Pa. Target says it is buying delivery logistics company Grand Junction to help it offer same-day delivery service to its in-store shoppers. Grand JunctionÕs software connects retailers with about 700 delivery companies around the country that pick up items from distribution centers and take them to customers. (AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar)
Target's car seat trade-in is returning for another year, giving customers the opportunity to switch out their old car seats.
Starting April 27, consumers can bring in an old, expired or damaged car seat to a Target store.
In return for trading in, a 20% Target circle bonus will be given, which can be used toward a new car seat or other baby gear.
If you still want to participate in the event, but don't have a car seat to trade in, you can still get up to 20% off of certain baby items and travel accessories.
The retail chain has recycled nearly 50 million pounds of car seat materials and nearly 440,000 since 2016.
The trade-in runs through May 10. More information can be found here.
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