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Lucy: For once my child enjoyed the car seat! It was snug and cosy yet breathable and not too restricting. I really enjoyed the recline functions on this seat and felt that this saved it a little from the fact it doesn't have the option of rearward facing. Settling my little one in her car seat for a journey has become much easier due to the lovely, soft material and padding of the car seat. It so far has also been quite easy to wipe down! Using a car with Isofix fittings means that you'll get a solid installation every time. 4. Installing it in the wrong place Your child’s head should sit directly in the middle of the headrest and the sides of the headrest should sit just above the child’s shoulders. The baby then transitions to Group 1 2 3 car seats, starting with Group 1 which are forward-facing and the child uses the car seats integral harness or impact cushion until they are 15kg. They then use the car’s seat belt which secures the child and the seat. The award-winning Solar Group 1-2-3 isofix and recline car seat grows with your child. It is suitable for use from 15 months to 12 years of age, and a perfect fit for your 9kg to 36kg passengers. It comes complete with isofix connectors and 2 x sun shades, so that your child can travel in comfort, safety and style!
Car seatbelts often get twisted, and they can be a pain to straighten out again, especially if you’re in a hurry. The impressive Solar Group 1-2-3 isofix and recline car seat grows with your child. It is suitable from 9 months to 12 years of age, and a perfect fit for your 9kg to 36kg passengers. Side Impact Cushions – I’ve not seen these on any car seat before and loved this idea as they give your child extra protection in the event you get shunted from the side. You only need to install the one closest to the door but we’ve chosen to put both on as sometimes we move the kids seats around depending on who is driving and how many passengers we have in the car. I loved having this extra bit of reassurance in the event of an accident. If you’re at the start of your parenting journey, then you will need a car seat for a newborn baby, but as they grow you will need to change and upgrade your seat to ensure they have the right level of protection. By understanding the various age ranges, you’ll know when you’re due a change. Small babies have heavy heads, and if they travel forward facing too early, they could sustain life-threatening spinal injuries in a crash.Great car seat. I bought this around 2 months ago for our daughter who is now 18 months she had outgrown her previous car seat. She loves to be forward-facing, it was very easy to instal; and feels very sturdy and secure, also great to be able to recline the seat when she falls asleep. ★★★★★ Catmac, Highlands, Scotland What are Group 1 2 3 car seats? The integrated isofix connection and top tether strap allows for easy installation and peace of mind knowing it’s correctly installed in your vehicle. It has the added built-in safety of Side Impact Cushion technology to reduce the force from any side collision. A group 0 car seat is a seat designed to be suitable for a newborn baby. It’s the first car seat you will need. It takes baby from your child’s birth weight to around 10kg, approximately. Roughly this translates to somewhere between 6 and 9 months old. Once baby weighs this amount, they will need to upgrade to the next seat (Group 1) or have a seat that adapts from Group 0 to Group 1. While car seat groups do roughly correspond to your child as they age, the real factor that determines when you should be upgrading your car seat, is your child’s weight. Each group has a corresponding weight limit – it’s this that you should be monitoring, rather than your child’s age. Michelle: The only thing that could be changed with this car seat is maybe the overall weight of it. It is pretty heavy to carry. However, this is the case with many Isofix car seats, so I do not see it as a massive disadvantage against other products out there. I would not want to have to swap it between cars often due to this.
Group 1 car seats are ideally suited to toddlers, and take them from 9kg to 18kg, or 4 years old. If you’re buying your car seats incrementally, this is the next step after a Group 0 seat. Group 3 car seats take the form of a raised booster cushion which provides additional support for your child from 22-36kg. This is between 6 and 11 years old, approximately. After this point, your child no longer needs car seat support. Recline options – there are three, to ensure that there are no floppy heads happening – a fact we can attest to! Michelle: I would recommend this car seat. My daughter is very comfortable in it due to the overall shape and fabric of the seat. The strap covers are lovely and soft without too much padding which made it easy to get her in and out of the seat. The fabric seems very breathable, and even on a very hot day, my daughter stayed cool. The recline on the car seat is a great idea, especially if you have a young baby as it can be adjusted very easily even when the baby is sitting in the seat. Infant-only car seats face only face the rear seat of the car and are intended for newborns up to approximately 9 months, depending on weight. The weight generally ranges from 4 to 5 pounds to around 30 – 35 pounds. The height limit is also around 30 – 55 inches.
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The seat unit has 3 reclining positions for increased ergonomic head support and comfort on every journey.
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