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Car Seat Types

Car Seat Types - Safety & Comfort for Every Journey

Discover the complete guide to car seat types designed to keep your little one safe and comfortable on every journey. From newborn-ready infant carriers to convertible car seats that grow with your child, understanding the different types of car seats is essential for making the right choice for your family. Our comprehensive collection includes Group 0+ infant car seats for newborns, Group 0+/1 convertible seats for extended use, Group 1/2/3 combination seats for toddlers to older children, and all-in-one 0-1-2-3 car seats that adapt from birth to 12 years. Each type offers unique safety features, installation methods including ISOFIX and seat belt fitting, and comfort options to suit your child's age, weight, and height requirements.

Understanding Different Car Seat Types

  • Group 0+ Infant Car Seats – Rear-facing seats for newborns from birth to approximately 13kg (15 months), offering maximum safety for the youngest passengers
  • Group 0+/1 Convertible Seats – Versatile seats that transition from rear-facing to forward-facing, suitable from birth to approximately 18kg (4 years)
  • Group 1 Toddler Seats – Forward-facing seats for children from 9kg to 18kg (9 months to 4 years) with harness systems
  • Group 1/2/3 Combination Seats – Multi-stage seats that grow with your child from 9kg to 36kg (9 months to 12 years)
  • Group 2/3 Booster Seats – High-back and backless boosters for children from 15kg to 36kg (4 to 12 years)
  • All-in-One 0-1-2-3 Seats – Complete solution from birth to 12 years, adapting through all stages
  • i-Size (R129) Seats – Latest safety standard based on height rather than weight for improved protection
  • ISOFIX vs Seat Belt – Different installation methods for secure fitting and ease of use

Explore Car Seats by Type & Age

Browse our 0-1-2-3 car seats for all-in-one solutions, or explore our Group 0+/1 car seats for newborns to toddlers. Check our Group 1/2/3 car seats for growing children, or discover our ISOFIX bases for secure installation. For complete travel solutions, explore our travel systems, changing bags, and car seat accessories.

Choose the right car seat type for your child's safety and comfort – where expert guidance meets comprehensive options for every stage of your parenting journey!

Frequently Asked Questions

The main types of car seats include Group 0+ infant car seats for newborns from birth to approximately 13kg, Group 0+/1 convertible seats that transition from rear-facing to forward-facing from birth to approximately 18kg, Group 1 toddler seats for children from 9kg to 18kg, Group 1/2/3 combination seats that grow with your child from 9kg to 36kg, Group 2/3 booster seats for children from 15kg to 36kg, and all-in-one 0-1-2-3 seats that adapt from birth to 12 years. Each type is designed for specific age, weight, and height requirements to ensure maximum safety and comfort.

Choose the right car seat type based on your child's age, weight, and height. For newborns, start with a Group 0+ infant car seat or an all-in-one 0-1-2-3 seat. As your child grows, transition to Group 0+/1 convertible seats, then Group 1/2/3 combination seats or Group 2/3 booster seats. Consider i-Size (R129) seats which use height-based measurements for improved safety, and decide between ISOFIX installation for secure fitting or seat belt installation for flexibility. Always check the manufacturer's guidelines and ensure the seat fits your vehicle properly.

ISOFIX car seats use metal anchor points built into your vehicle for secure, rigid installation that reduces the risk of incorrect fitting, making them quick and easy to install with minimal effort. Seat belt car seats use your vehicle's existing seat belt system for installation, offering flexibility to move between vehicles and compatibility with older cars that may not have ISOFIX points. Both installation methods are safe when used correctly, but ISOFIX is generally considered easier to install correctly and provides a more secure fit, whilst seat belt installation offers greater versatility across different vehicles.