We are delighted to share that the BeSafe Beyond 360 + Beyond Base has been awarded ADAC Test Winner in this autumn’s toddler seat category — one of the most respected and rigorous child car seat assessments in Europe.
When it comes to protecting your child on every journey, the numbers don’t lie. Rear-facing car seats are proven to be 5 times safer than forward-facing seats in the event of a crash. Find out more....
When it comes to keeping your little ones safe in the car, understanding their anatomy is key. Children aren’t just small adults—their bodies are still growing, and their proportions make them far more vulnerable in a crash.
While it might be tempting to turn their seat forward as soon as they reach a certain age or size, the safest choice for young children is to remain rear-facing for as long as possible. Find out more...
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.
Great car seat and excellent service. Knowledgeable staff and nothing was too much trouble. Fitted the car seat for us as, being grandparents, we were very out-of-practice! Our grandson loved the seat and looked very safe and secure.