Reecle 360 Swivel Baby Car Seat with ISOFIX, Group 0+1/2/3 (0-36 kg), Approx. 0-12 Years (Black)

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Auctioneer Fees are 20% + Vat plus 3% + internet Surcharge, on the hammer price, this may vary for each sale, this information can be found in the buyer’s charges section online. Vat will be applied to the hammer unless stated, total fees inclusive of Vat will be 47.6%, a Vat breakdown will be provided on your invoice. The Nextkid is a smart and comfortable booster seat that should keep your child safe and comfortable until they can safely sit in a car with just a seatbelt.

It goes without saying that all car seats should be fitted in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions and guidance. This includes making sure you don’t use a seat for longer than you should. It may say it’s suitable up to the age of four, but all car seats are based on weight so if you have a chunky toddler, they may outgrow their seat long before this upper limit. Key specs – Group: 0/0+; Item weight: 1.7kg; Attachment method: Isofix; Additional features: Pushchair attachment available, 360-degree rotation

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Key specs – Group: 0/0+; Item weight: 2.8kg; Attachment method: Isofix or seatbelt; Additional features: Pushchair attachment available, no-rethread harness Key specs – Group: 0+/1; Item weight: 15kg; Attachment method: Isofix; Additional features: 3yr guarantee, washable cover, 90 and 360-degree rotation Good ventilation would be a bonus; cars tend to get quite warm for kids; they’re strapped into these big comfy seats in their clothes. Something that breaths well would help keep your child comfortable.

If you've ever contorted yourself into strange positions to get your baby in and out of their car seat, or huffed and puffed while trying to turn and reinstall your rearward car seat to face forward, the benefits of a swivel child car seat are clear. This modular design allows you to either lift the car seat out in one go or take your little one ergonomically out in the soft carrier, leaving the safety shell in the car. This makes moving your baby – especially if they’re sleeping – to and from your car easy. This car seat is compatible with all Maxi-Cosi stroller frames, too. We put the seat through its paces with a fairly tall five-year-old, who looked fully supported and secure once fastened in. The side wings delivered extra comfort when he fell asleep, offering a comfy place to support his head.

The Nextkid comes with four recline positions, which you can adapt as your child grows, and ventilation throughout ensures the passenger remains cool and comfy on the road. The seat proved super easy to install with the secure Isofix system, with no signs of wobble when the child gets in and out. It’s also approved according to R129 regulation. The Maxi-Cosi Coral car seat fits via a separate FamilyFix3. This connects to the Isofix anchors in your car or it can be secured using the seat belt of your car. It’s not cheap and will only last until your baby is a year old (or 12kg), but we think it’s worth it.

The highest bidder acceptable to the Auctioneer shall be the Buyer, but if, during or immediately after the sale of the lot, the Auctioneer considers that a dispute has arisen or that there is any other reason for so doing, he may at his discretion immediately put up the lot for sale again. This isn’t too much of a worry because once you reach around three years of age (or 15kg, when your child will move into Group 2/3), your little one will be well-versed in climbing all over your car. All Electrical Items are sold as parts and should be certified by a Qualified Electrician before use. Key specs – Group: 0+; Item weight: 10kg; Attachment method: Isofix; Additional features: Washable cover, 2yr guarantee, pushchair attachment available, carry handleb) The Auctioneer has the right at his absolute discretion to withdraw or divide any lot or to combine any two or more lots. All children until they reach the ripe old age of 12 or get to 135cm tall, whichever comes first. What is ISOFIX? Be aware that it’s not advised to keep a baby in a car seat for longer than two hours. If your journey is longer than that, the NHS suggests pulling over and taking the child out for a short time before continuing on your way. What are the UK laws?