Ickle Bubba Radial Group 0+/1/2 360 Spin Isofix Car Seat - Grey/Black

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My husband installed the car seat, as its quite big and heavy to lift. It's all in one piece ready to fit in the car so he found it really easy to fit; taking only a couple of minutes. He also removed the seat later to swap into our other car and this was similarly straightforward.

The separate carrycot and seat unit fabrics easily zip on and off the single pushchair frame, creating a more sustainable product which requires less storage space. The UPF 50+ hood protects little ones from the sun, while the coordinating apron, foot warmer, seat liner and carrycot ensure your little one is nice and cosy for every journey. Suitable from birth, the carrycot comes with a mattress which is perfect for flat-lying snoozes on the go. It might be a consideration, for those looking to use with a newborn, that it is fixed in place so you cannot carry it out of the car, place it on a buggy or use it with a travel system. But the ease of the 360 spin, recline option and high level of safety with the ISOFIX, I feel, are a worthy trade. Final verdictAs well as the main benefit of a rotating seat growing with your child, the other huge bonus comes when you are getting your little one in and out of the car. By spinning the seat around so your child is facing you through the car door it makes the angles notably easier for all concerned. Rather than having to twist around to get a wriggling baby, or toddler, into the seat you can approach the car straight on.

The UK law states that children under three years of age should not ride in the front seat of a car, even if they are in a safe and secure car seat.It has padded material for supreme comfort, and an adjustable 5-point safety harness to adapt to your child as he or she grows, making it both an essential and luxury addition to your travel routine. The seat spent the majority of its time in the Dacia, but was also moved around to a selection of other new vehicles including a Mazda CX-60 and a Suzuki Across, which meant that we needed it to be easily portable and easily clipped in and out when we’re running late for the school run.