It doesn’t quite lie completely flat, as the company claims, but it certainly lies flatter than other seats we’ve tried, making it more comfortable for longer journeys or for babies who try to avoid nodding off in the car. Parents of babies rate the spin function a gamechanger, while independent toddlers will find it helps them to climb in themselves. Like the Pebble, it offers the clever back-saving SlideTech feature when used with the FamilyFix 360 Pro base, so you can slide the seat out towards you when taking your child out, instead of stooping inside the car. She's written reviews and features for MFM, testing everything from booster seats to strollers and writing guides to breast-feeding, infant nutrition and more. Ultimately a seat that lasts such a long time won't have all the features that go with individual stage seats though, and might feel snugger.

Put simply, if you’re looking for the very best in safety standards and a seat that can quickly adapt to different-aged children, the Motion All Size 360 is one of the best available. Axkid’s Nextkid is designed for this transition, with a comfortable padded seat with four-step expanding side wings, an adjustable headrest and super-soft fabric. It eliminates the need for seat belts and reduces the risk of incorrect installation, ensuring the safety of the child. For example, a group 2/3 car seat is suitable from three years to around 12 years, but isn’t suitable from birth.The FamilyFix 360 base is sold separately however, but the smooth rotation offered by this device really is unbeatable. These clever designs let you swivel the seat towards your open car door so you can take your child out more easily, and more easily strap them in – and save yourself potential back problems in the process. There are UPF50+ filters in the integrated sun canopy, for added peace of mind for parents (those summer rays can be harsh), and washable covers. There is even more to love here – the Morgan’s ultra-comfy, with extra-deep padding (great for young babies). It was also a bit fiddly to recline using the twist knob – the seat does recline 50°, however, meaning it’s good for snoozing.

Weight, not age, is probably the most important because the child’s weight can affect the usefulness of a car seat. Secure and Easy Installation: Reecle Car Seat is equipped with ISOFIX connectors and Top Tether, which make it easy to install and secure in your car. The swivel feature is added to either help you put your child into the seat, as you can turn it towards the car's door, or to make it easier to switch between rearward-facing and forward-facing seat positions, or both. You can have it reward-facing from zero to 15kg, while from nine kg you can spin it around to be forward-facing. With 360-degree rotation, ISOFIX connectors, and adjustable features, this car seat is designed for maximum comfort and convenience from birth up to 36kg.First impressions: this seat was huge and smart, both factors Christy admitted she expected from Silver Cross.

The Joie i-Level additionally comes with an Isofix-compatible base and the seat is suitable from birth up to 15 months (or 13kg/29lb).Rcline and headrest adjustment features -- rearward facing with big angle to reach 160 degree to provide very comfortable position for your baby. We love the quick-remove, machine-washable covers, to cope with those inevitable sticky spills and other not-so-thrilling drivetime episodes (car sickness anyone? The fabrics feel soft and plush, and the merino wool insert combines a super-cosy texture with ample ventilation and moisture-wicking properties. To solve this, while also offering an easy way to switch from rear-facing to forward-facing when the time comes, Joie has created a car seat that, as the name suggests, spins 360 degrees.