globalkids Safety Baby Car Seat with Isofix and Top Tether, 360 Degree Rotating Child Seat for All Group 0-12 Years Old (up to 36kg), Black (2022 Edition)

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As well as boasting top-notch safety credentials, the Kore's sleek design means that it should continue to appeal to your child as they get older. It looks and feels more expensive than it is, and it’s also easy to clean – crucial in a seat that will last for multiple years.

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For more trusted car seat advice and recommendations, we also have Mumsnet guides to the best baby car seats, the best toddler car seats, and the best 360 car seats. If you need to kit out your car with child-friendly accessories, we have a handy round-up of the best car sunshades for babies. Best car seats for age 4+ at a glance The former means you don’t have to lug a heavy car seat with you. The downside is you’ll likely have to wake the baby to do so. The latter means you can easily transport a sleeping baby from the car to the house or onto a buggy.

Be aware that it’s not advised to keep a baby in a car seat for longer than two hours. If your journey is longer than that, the NHS suggests pulling over and taking the child out for a short time before continuing on your way. What are the UK laws? The armrests, deep seat padding, wide seat and side impact protection features are not only comfortable but help to secure your child and keep them safe while in the car. Design-wise, this car seat is light, sleek and practical for any compatible car, and we like the reversible covers to keep your small passenger happy and your car completely stain-free. Key specs – Group: 0+/1; Item weight: 15kg; Attachment method: Isofix; Additional features: 3yr guarantee, washable cover, 90 and 360-degree rotation

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The seat comes with a 180-degree swivel, which you engage by pressing the button on the base, making getting your baby or toddler out of the car seat super easy. It also features multiple reclining positions with a headrest that can be adjusted in 12 different ways as your baby grows. The Nextkid comes with four recline positions, which you can adapt as your child grows, and ventilation throughout ensures the passenger remains cool and comfy on the road. The seat proved super easy to install with the secure Isofix system, with no signs of wobble when the child gets in and out. It’s also approved according to R129 regulation. Passing one of the world’s toughest crash tests, the Swedish Plus Test, the Axkid ONE 2 excels when it comes to safety - which is the most important thing, even though it’s not the sleekest or most stylish child car seat on the market. Winners of the 2022 LBP best Car seat Group 2/3 Award, there’s no doubt that parents love and trust the safety credentials behind the Cozy N Safe Augusta EFix. So if you’re looking for a safe, comfortable and good-looking seat that won’t break the bank, this model could well be the answer. Although we found the ISOFIX connectors stiff to use at first, the Kore is both simple to use and install. Our tester, Jemma, thought it would be very difficult to make a mistake when installing this seat, even in a hurry, as belt routing is generally very intuitive.Another great safety feature is the support leg, which can be extended using a discreet grey button located on its rear, and it serves to provide added stability and support to the Axkid ONE 2. Laura Westerman is an editor, writer, Deputy Head of Editorial Content at Mumsnet and mum to a one-year-old. With a passion for car seat safety, she has created trusted car seat buying advice for the last five years, working with experts and testers to bring parents the most up-to-date car seat guidance and product recommendations.