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Booster Seats

Booster Seats

A guide to when to start using them and when to stop. A child needs to be AT LEAST 4 years old, over 15kg and able to sit upright and...

Booster Seats

A guide to when to start using them and when to stop. A child needs to be AT LEAST 4 years old, over 15kg and able to sit upright and...

Why Rear Facing?

Why Rear Facing?

Rear Facing is the safest way to travel, even for adults. Think about the next time you travel on a train, when you pull into a station what happens to...

Why Rear Facing?

Rear Facing is the safest way to travel, even for adults. Think about the next time you travel on a train, when you pull into a station what happens to...

The Plus Test

The Plus Test

A highly demanding test which highlights the improved safety of rear facing car seats Compliance All seats sold in Europe have to comply to certain standards, either R44 or R129,...

The Plus Test

A highly demanding test which highlights the improved safety of rear facing car seats Compliance All seats sold in Europe have to comply to certain standards, either R44 or R129,...

Why winter coats and car seats don’t mix

Why winter coats and car seats don’t mix

When you’re getting ready to leave the house on a chilly winters day, the natural thing to do is to add lovely cosy layers to your baby or child; and...

Why winter coats and car seats don’t mix

When you’re getting ready to leave the house on a chilly winters day, the natural thing to do is to add lovely cosy layers to your baby or child; and...