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- Find the best car seat with our handy guide Children’s car seats aren’t just a nice thing to have, they are a legal necessity with car seats law stating children should be in an appropriately sized seat until they’re 135cm in height (150cm in ROI) or 12 years old, whichever comes first. That’s why a car seat is one of the biggest investments…
- How do I choose the right child seat? It's not just your child's age that you have to consider when choosing a child's car seat; you'll also have to consider their weight and height, as well as finding out which seat provides the most secure fit in your car. You should also think about whether your baby or child will be taking long or short…
- How do I fit my Halfords Essential Group 0/1/2 child’s car seat? Watch the video below or click the link underneath for a detailed step-by-step guide. Step-by-step guide
- Learn about ISOFIX car seats What is an ISOFIX Car Seat? ISOFIX is a market-leading car seat safety system that helps give you peace of mind when you're driving with a young child. With statistics showing that two thirds of car seats are incorrectly fitted, car seat connoisseurs created the 'International Standards…
- At what age can my child stop using a booster seat? Only children aged 12 or over or who are over 135cm (4'5") in height can stop using a booster seat. Of course, they must then use adult seatbelts or restraints when travelling in a vehicle.
- Can I move my child car seat to another car? In theory, yes, but you'll have to check that your child car seat is compatible with the other car you want to put it in. A safe child car seat rests firmly and securely on the car's seat with barely any forwards or sideways movement. Before you head out in the second car, make sure that the seat can…
- Why does my child need a car seat? On average, every child travels 5,000 miles a year in a car. Child car seats, booster seats, and booster cushions offer vital protection for a safer journey. For children under 135cm in height, using an adult seatbelt alone puts your child at higher risk of injury in the event of a collision, in…