globalkids Isofix Baby Car Booster Seat - Group 3 (6 to 12 Years Approx., 22-36 kg),Comfortable,Light Weight Compact,with Cupholders(Navy Blue)

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You can adjust the seat and harness with just one hand, which is a total lifesaver when your baby is in the other. The rear-facing position is suitable until your child is 18kg and the forward-facing position is suitable from 9kg onwards. The seat comes with built-in ISOFIX compatibility and a two-year guarantee. The seat itself has an eight-position adjustable headrest and it has built-in ISOFIX compatibility. Setup was a breeze too; following Silver Cross’s detailed set of instructions, installation took under 10 minutes. It’s worth noting though that the swivel mechanism trigger is on the base of this seat, instead of on the seat at the front.

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