Nania Children car seat Trio Group 0/1/2 (0-25kg) - Made in France - Access Grey

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There aren't any seats on the market any more that can be fitted with a lap belt, that's the problem. If you find an inaccuracy in our frequently asked questions, please let us know by using our contact form. Parents of younger children will want to consider the first point at which they use this seat, though, as it is forward facing only – nine months is quite young to have a child facing forward.

it is quite hefty, so moving it in and out of a car regularly isn’t going to be as easy as other options. There is a removable body cushion and head support cushion that slot in to ensure a good fit for newborns, while the seat underneath also comes with padding to retain comfort as the child grows.

These brackets are located between the backrest and the seat of the back seat and are connected to the car body. Despite its name, the Nania doesn’t convert to a booster seat – this is another all-in-one affair that is aimed at toddlers and older children.

Welcome to Love from Lisa, on this blog mums of babies, toddlers, preschoolers, and school aged children will find practical and helpful content to help them solve a wide variety of challenges that mums of younger kids go through. It’s quite a basic design, too, without any extra padding for a younger child’s head, so the claim to be suitable for newborns is possibly ambitious. I was talking to one of the staff in Halfords and she told me to steer clear of them as alot of it is just polystyrene and that is only guaranteed for 4 years. Some parents might want to wait until their little one is a little older than nine months old to pop them in – the recommendation is that children are kept facing backwards until 15 months old – but it is flexible enough that it could well be a good option for occasional use, by grandparents for example.The car seat is a group 0/1/2 car seat, which means it’s suitable for children from birth up to 25kg, or until 4 years of age. Is it narrow because your DD has a thick winter coat on, because coats should not be used in car seats. after actually reading what the saftey standards are and what these seats have to pass i think the nania seat is fine. Most available Isofix car seats have universal approval to secure with seat belts, in addition to car specific approval. Although the seat is padded, users have reported that there isn’t a huge amount of padding available, so other options might be more comfortable for longer trips.