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UK parents unknowingly putting children at risk with early forward-facing switch. New campaign launched as study reveals UK is “lagging behind” in car seat safety
Keeping your child comfortable in their car seat, no matter the season, is a priority for every parent. That’s why Avionaut is excited to introduce its new AirFlow range, an innovative all-weather upholstery designed to enhance your child’s travel experience year-round. Made from advanced mesh fabric, AirFlow ensures breathability in warm weather while providing insulation in cooler months - striking the perfect balance between comfort and practicality.
At In-Car Safety Centre, we are passionate about child safety on the road, which is why we are excited to introduce the latest innovation from Axkid, a brand renowned for pushing the boundaries of car seat safety. The new Minikid 4 Pro and Minikid 4 Max take rear-facing travel to the next level, offering unparalleled protection, comfort, and convenience for children up to 7 years old (61-125cm/36kg).
Ensuring your child's safety during taxi journeys is paramount. In the UK, specific regulations govern the use of child car seats in taxis. Here’s what you need to know:
What is the Law for Car Seats in the UK for Taxis?
Understanding the booster seat law is essential for parents and guardians to ensure their child's safety and comply with legal requirements. This article explains the UK’s booster seat regulations and offers guidance for parents on selecting and using the appropriate car seat for their children.
Choosing the right car seat for a 4-year-old is crucial for ensuring their safety during travel. The type of car seat needed depends on the child’s weight and height, aligning with safety regulations and recommendations. This guide will help you understand the most suitable car seat for a 4-year-old.
In Car Safety Centre offer the widest range of 25kg Extended Rear-Facing (ERF) seats available....
Extended rear-facing is not new. In Car Safety Centre has been supplying rear-facing seats since...
At the In Car Safety Centre, we are continuously being asked for advice on how to...
There are two regulations in force relating to children’s car seats, ECE R44 04 and ECE R129 or...
So, car seats are categorised by groups, or at least they were under the R44...