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Choosing the right extended rear-facing car seat is essential for your child’s safety and comfort during car journeys. Rear-facing seats offer superior protection for infants and toddlers by supporting the head, neck, and spine in the event of a crash. In the UK, keeping your child in an extended rear-facing seat beyond the legal minimum of 15 months, ideally up to 4 years or more, significantly reduces the risk of serious injury. In this guide, we explore top extended rear-facing car seat options and provide practical advice on how to select the best seat for your growing child.
Explore the benefits of 25kg Extended Rear-Facing (ERF) car seats and why they offer superior protection for your child. Learn about Plus Tested seats like the Britax Max-Way Plus and Axkid Minikid, and find the perfect ERF seat at In Car Safety Centre. Discover why rear-facing is the safest choice for young children and get expert advice on choosing the right seat for your car.
Extended rear-facing car seats offer superior protection for your child by supporting the head, neck, and spine in a collision. At In Car Safety Centre, we've been promoting the safety benefits of rear-facing seats since the 1980s.
With the latest ECE R129 regulation and evidence from Sweden, where children remain rear-facing until age 6, it's clear that keeping your child rear-facing as long as possible is crucial. Explore our range of seats designed to protect children up to 25kg and get expert advice on the best options for your family.