Babylo EnfaSafe Event FX Car Seat Group 1-2-3, 9 – 36kg (4-12 Years), ISOFIX Base Plus Top Tether, Side Impact Protection

Product Information

Second-hand car seats will have wear and tear that could affect the safety protection. The harness, for example, could have been cleaned with harsh chemicals that can make the fabric deteriorate, or the seat could have been involved in a crash and weakened. These are things you can't tell just by looking at the seat. The EnfaSafe Event FX Group 1-2-3 Car Seat is suitable for children from 9kg to 36kg, adapting to suit your child from around 9 months to 12 years old. For use in a rearward-facing position until your child’s shoulders reach the lower shoulder height marker (approx. 12 months of age). VIEW PRODUCTS This convertible design is usable in two modes: as a rearward facing seat for newborns to approximately 12 months old, and as a forward facing child seat for approximate ages of 12 months to 4 years of age.

New ratings for 13 child car seats New ratings for 13 child car seats

This forward-facing car seat features side impact protection and a fully lined frame for enhanced safety. Child car seats are designed to protect children's soft bones and vulnerable internal organs at each stage of development. The adjustable headrest and easy recline with 4 adjustable recline positions, for toddler and child, ensure that they will be comfortable on every journey. Features Not all car seats are created equal. These are Australia’s safest baby, toddler and child car seats for 2023. There are a number of choices for seats that perform consistently as a forward-facing seat and as a booster.

While one option is to start your baby in a capsule and progress to a forward-facing seat then a booster seat, some may prefer to use a convertible car seat which can change modes to allow for longer periods of use. The main benefit of convertible car seats is that some allow young children to face rearward for longer. They may also be more cost-effective depending on what model you choose. For use with the lap-sash seatbelt by children whose shoulders are above the lower shoulder height marker (approx. 4 years of age) until child’s shoulders reach the upper shoulder height marker (approx. 8-10 years of age). VIEW PRODUCTS

Babylo Enfasafe Event FX Car Seat - Group 1/2/3

Rear-facing:Generally rear-facing is safer for younger babies, so you may prefer to choose a convertible car seat which can face rearwards for longer (up to 2.5 years). Some child car seats have a swivel base to help you put your child into the seat, as you can turn it towards the car's door. Others have a swivel base to make it easier to switch between rearward-facing and forward-facing. The degree of swivel also varies – some can turn 360 degrees, others turn 180 degrees.All car seats need a label showing they meet safety standard AS/NZS 1754 (either 2004, 2010 or 2013). CREP is a partnership between Transport for NSW, The National Roads & Motorists' Association, Royal Automobile Club of Victoria, Transport Accident Commission, VicRoads and Kidsafe Australia. David Rogers Toymaster is a well trusted chain of retail stores with 40 years experience serving thousands of customers each year and over 1 million sales! Highest rated: Of the seats tested*, the Infa-Secure Luxi II Treo (CS4313) has its highest protection rating in booster mode with 4.1 stars. Rearward mode received 2.9 stars and forward received a 1.8-star rating.

car seats for 2023 | RACV Australia’s safest baby, child car seats for 2023 | RACV

Table notes: Based on models tested and available in June 2022. Video: how to buy the best car seat What's the safety rating in all modes? Convertible restraints might be safer in one position over another (for example, four stars in the forward position and three stars when facing rearward).It's possible to buy seats that combine one or more groups, for example group 0+/1, 0-18kg, 40-105cm, or from birth to around four-and-a-half-years old. These are known as multi-group or combination seats.