Due to their compact size, they are really easy to take with you either on holidays but also if you need a friend or family to do pick up runs from school.

While the Mifold Comfort grab-and-go looks like a cushion, it’s not quite as soft as a cushion so kids with bony bottoms might not find it the most comfortable seat pad. Adjusting the seatbelt positioner is also tricky, and our little testers had significant trouble buckling the seatbelt because the mifold bottom gets in the way of the buckle.The best thing about the mifold is that it’s so compact and easy to take with you anywhere in case you’ll need to go in a taxi or with a friend who hasn’t got a spare booster seat, for example. My 5 yr old says that it is not comfortable and would rather use his old seat for now my 8 yr old likes it. We have lived in India and Morocco, trekked the Himalayas, traversed Africa for 101 days in a Land Rover, and spent 10 weeks backpacking Southeast Asia. The mifold Grab-and-Go booster seat not only meets but in certain criteria also exceeds the current regulatory standards.

I ideally wanted them to still be rear facing but as it turned out, our car was not suitable and I had to go for a forwards but still I chose something which lots of people bypass. Because the issues that we take with the Mifold are ones of safety, we think the cons of the Mifold outweigh pros. We would much rather our young children had high back booster seats while travelling BUT taking a full high back booster, is challenging.the European standard for car seats, mifold’s ground-breaking design combines both convenience and safety. Once it is extended you can also change the size in 4 areas – the bottom, the middle, the head rest, and also the back (to make it taller or shorter).