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BeSafe

BeSafe Belt Keeper

BeSafe Belt Keeper

£15.00 GBP
£15.00 GBP
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At some point all children come into a phase of testing out their limits. For some of them, this means developing a habit of wriggling themselves out of the harness of their child car seat, no matter how well the parent has tightened it.

 

Keeping escape artists within the belts

  • Keeps shoulder belts close together & removes child's space to wind out of the belts
  • Uses the harness tension to stay in position, essentially impossible for the child to push down

 

Designed for protection

  • Crash-tested according to UN R129
  • Fulfills the UN R129 requirements regarding size, functionality and ease of opening
  • Patented one-action opening mechanism, enabling getting the child out quickly in any situation

 

Easily attaches to the belts

  • Just open the clip, slide the belt in, and close it again
  • Can be moved up and down while the clip is open to find the right height for the child
  • Fits with belts of a standard width of 4 cm and medium or short shoulder pads

 

For BeSafe toddler seats, the Belt Guard should be used. BeSafe seats have longer shoulder pads, which would make the Belt Keeper sit too low for smaller children.

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Extended Rear Facing

Extended rear facing (ERF) car seats are becoming more popular after the safety benefits were realised in Sweden by child safety experts to keep children travelling as safely as possible on the road and from that developed the Swedish Plus Test which subjects seats entered for the test through harsher crash testing than standardised testing does.  Newborn car seats are always rear facing and there’s no reason to change that for the toddler stage. Rear facing child seats are safer and more comfortable than forward facing equivalents and all car seat suppliers have ERF options to choose from within their ranges.

Children should be rear facing for as long as possible and the best type of seat will be the one most suited to their weight and height so it will vary from child to child. Seeking the advice from a car seat specialist to check it fits your car and child will ensure you get the safest seat and get best value for money to ensure your child can stay rear facing from ages birth to 6 (approx).

Car Seat Specialist

At Car Seat Ninja we provide specialist car seat advice from birdth to 12.