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It wasn’t until the 1960s that any real thought was given to child seats –and even then, they were simple booster seats designed to give children a better view out of windows than to keep them safe in the event of a crash. With the many different types of narrow booster seats on the market and varying guidelines, choosing the perfect design for your child’s booster seat can be a minefield.

Monica Mikan, Graco product development, Casey Anthony, senior manager of Graco product development, William Conway, Graco research and development, phone interview, May 21, 2018 Keep reading to see why, what to look for in a narrow booster, and all our favorite narrow booster seats compared. What To Look For In A Great Narrow BoosterBeing Narrow can mean compromising some comfort features for larger children as you give up some width and depth. When you finally decide to move your little one from their car seat to the booster seat, you should consider all four types of booster seats there are. These types include:

Why you can trust T3 Our expert reviewers spend hours testing and comparing products and services so you can choose the best for you. Find out more about how we test. The most important thing you will need to consider when choosing a narrow booster seat is your child’s weight, height, and how well the booster seat will fit in your car. If you are planning to make the big switch from an infant car seat to a booster seat, here is what you should consider: Size While there is no shortage of dedicated car seats on the market, many parents prefer to buy a baby carrier like a pram or pushchair that can also be used as a car seat. Mothercare offers an incredible range of multipurpose products like this to save you some money and some extra clutter at your home. But how do you find a booster seat that is easy to use? That is not something that you should be worried about. The booster seat models feature the most straightforward ease of operation and can be done in less than a second. Travelling rear-facing offers the best protection for toddlers and babies. If you use an i-Size child seat, children must berear-facing seat untilthey are 15 months old.Never fit a rear-facing child seat in the front if there is an active airbag on the passenger side of the car.

Another big consideration is the system you choose to safely fasten a car seat to your car – and this requires a bit of rooting around in your motor. Julie Mansfield, research engineer with the Injury Biomechanics Research Center, The Ohio State University College of Medicine, phone interview, July 23, 2018 The firm launched the world’s first booster cushion in 1976, and in 1990 the Volvo 960 was launched with an integrated booster cushion. Lani Harrison, Child Passenger Safety Technician, Car Seats for the Littles, phone interview, May 1, 2018 The Sirona S i-Size car seat from Cybex offers seriously comfortable rear-facing travel for children up to 105 cm (or approximately 4 years). It features an intelligent design that means even taller kids have plenty of legroom to sit comfortably, and is combined with plenty of soft memory-foam-style padding resulting in lots of compliments during our review period.