Urban Kanga Travel Car Seat Portable and Foldable Group 1 for 9-18 Kg Uptown (TV107) (Anthracite)

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The Joie i-Spin 360 car seat is one of many seats Joie makes, but the i-Spin 360 is one of the most popular among BabyCentre parents. However, it requires attention to detail to ensure the experience is as comfortable and safe as possible for the child. With a range of bright designs such as forests, foxes and flowers, the All in All will tick a lot of boxes.

If your baby is under 9kg then your only options are the Tilt or the Group 0+ seat because they can't yet go into a Group 1 seat. This looks good but we haven’t personally tried it as it wasn’t available when I wrote this post originally. Some seats allow this from 9kg (approximately nine months) but we do not recommend you turn your baby forward-facing too soon. But for us it was a case of Bubblebum or nothing at all and we felt that the Bubblebum provided a bit more protection than nothing for our 3 year old. To get you started, see our car seat group chart and read more about how to choose the best seat for your little one.There was a campaign done about it by trading standards a few years ago and this article sums it up well (including horrifying video! To hold the seat firmly in place, you can either use the car's seatbelt or fixed ISOFIX points, unless you're using an i-Size seat, in which case you can only use ISOFIX. The Silver Cross Balance i-Size Group 1/2/3 Car Seat is an every stage car seat that grows with your child from 15 months all the way to 12 years of age.

Don’t forget to check if they’re too tall for the car seat harness – the top of it should sit 2cm above their shoulder – even when it’s adjusted to the highest position.

If you're using an i-Size seat, your little one will need to stay rear-facing until they’re at least 15 months old and 76cm in height.