Group 0+ Rear-facing infant car seats. Great for babies weighing up to 13kg (29lbs) birth to approx 12 to 15 months old, they’re lightweight, have a carry handle and can double up as baby’s first chair. They are secured in the car by an adult seat belt.
	Group 0+ and 1 Rear and forward-facing car seats. Use them as rear-facing seats until your baby weighs 13kg (29lbs), and as forward-facing seats when your baby weighs between 9 and 18kg (20-40lbs). They recline for extra comfort when your little one’s sleeping.
	Group 1 Forward-facing car seats 9 to 18kg (20-40lbs) Approx 9months to 4 years. Suitable when your baby outgrows a 0+ seat. Most recline and have a 5-point harness.
	Group 2 Forward-facing car seats 15 to 25kg (33 to 55lbs) Approx 4-6 years. Can be moved easily from car to car. Because they don’t recline they’re not suitable for younger children on long journeys.
	Group 3 Forward-facing car seats or booster seats. Recommended for children weighing 15 to 36kg (33 to 80lbs) approx 4-11 years, they make sure adult seatbelts fit properly over your little one
	Babies under 18kgs need a seat with a 5-point harness for more protection than an adult seatbelt.   Your baby should be positioned rearward facing for as long as possible until your baby reaches the maximum weight or can sit up unaided.   Make sure you can fit the seat so it won’t move about, and adjust it every time.   Never put your child’s car seat on a passenger seat with an airbag.   It is now illegal for a child under the age of 12 or under 1.35 metres (approx 4ft 5ins) in height to travel without a car seat.        All the car seats we sell are approved to United Nations Regulations ECE R44.03