Collection: Car Seats

Baby & Toddler Car Seats – i-Size, Group 0/1/2/3, ISOFIX

Discover our collection of baby and toddler car seats from trusted brands including Britax Römer, Cybex, and Cosatto. From newborn infant carriers to convertible seats that grow with your child, we've got safety-tested, regulation-compliant car seats for every stage of your child's journey.

Shop by Car Seat Type

• Infant Car Seats (Group 0+): Rear-facing carriers for newborns to 12-15 months (birth to 13kg) – often compatible with pram travel systems
• Convertible Car Seats (Group 0+/1): Rear-facing to forward-facing seats for birth to 4 years (0-18kg)
• Toddler Car Seats (Group 1): Forward-facing seats with 5-point harness for 9 months to 4 years (9-18kg)
• High-Back Boosters (Group 2/3): For 4-12 years (15-36kg) with side-impact protection and adjustable headrests
• All-in-One Seats (Group 0+/1/2/3): Birth to 12 years – one seat that adapts as your child grows
• i-Size (R129) Car Seats: Height-based seats meeting the latest EU safety standards with extended rear-facing

Shop by Age & Weight

Choose the right car seat for your child's stage:

• Newborn to 15 Months (Birth-13kg): Group 0+ infant carriers, rear-facing only
• 9 Months to 4 Years (9-18kg): Group 1 convertible seats, rear or forward-facing
• 4 to 12 Years (15-36kg): Group 2/3 high-back boosters with ISOFIX
• Birth to 12 Years: All-in-one seats that convert through all stages

Top Brands

Shop car seats from brands trusted by parents and safety experts:

• Britax Römer: German-engineered car seats with advanced side-impact protection and ISOFIX systems
• Cybex: Award-winning designs with SensorSafe technology and 360-degree rotation
• Cosatto: Colourful, feature-packed car seats with extended rear-facing and anti-escape systems
• Maxi-Cosi: Trusted infant carriers and convertible seats with easy-in harness systems

Essential Safety Features

• i-Size (R129) Compliance: Latest EU safety standard with extended rear-facing and side-impact testing
• ISOFIX Installation: Secure anchor points that click directly into your car – reduces installation errors
• Side-Impact Protection (SIP): Energy-absorbing materials and reinforced shells protect in side collisions
• 5-Point Harness: Distributes crash forces across the strongest parts of your child's body
• Extended Rear-Facing: Safest position for babies and toddlers – protects head, neck, and spine
• Adjustable Headrest: Grows with your child and ensures proper harness positioning

i-Size vs Group System

i-Size (R129) is the latest EU car seat regulation based on your child's height rather than weight. i-Size seats must be rear-facing until at least 15 months and pass stricter side-impact tests. Group system (ECE R44/04) is the older weight-based standard (Group 0+, 1, 2, 3). Both are legal and safe, but i-Size offers enhanced protection. Many modern seats are dual-approved for both standards.

Complete Your Travel Setup

Pair your car seat with these essentials:

• Car Seat Bases: ISOFIX bases for quick, secure installation of infant carriers
• Car Mirrors: Rear-view mirrors to see your baby in rear-facing seats
• Seat Protectors: Protect your car upholstery from marks and spills
• Sun Shades: Window shades to protect baby from glare and UV rays
• Travel Systems: Compatible prams and pushchairs for seamless car-to-stroller transitions

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between i-Size and Group car seats?

i-Size (R129) is the newer EU regulation based on your child's height (e.g., 40-105cm). It requires rear-facing until 15 months minimum, stricter side-impact testing, and ISOFIX installation. Group seats (ECE R44/04) are weight-based (Group 0+: 0-13kg, Group 1: 9-18kg, etc.) and allow forward-facing from 9kg. Both are legal and safe, but i-Size offers enhanced protection. Check your car's compatibility before buying.

How long should my child stay rear-facing?

As long as possible – ideally until at least 2-4 years old. Rear-facing is 5 times safer in a crash because it supports your child's head, neck, and spine. i-Size seats must be rear-facing until 15 months minimum, but many extend to 4 years (105cm). Only turn forward-facing when your child exceeds the seat's rear-facing height or weight limit, not just because they've reached the minimum age.

Do I need an ISOFIX car seat?

ISOFIX isn't mandatory, but it's highly recommended. ISOFIX anchor points click directly into your car's chassis, making installation faster, easier, and more secure than seatbelt installation. It virtually eliminates installation errors, which are common with seatbelt-fitted seats. Check if your car has ISOFIX points (usually between the seat cushions). If not, choose a seat approved for seatbelt installation.

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