• Infant car seats: Rear-facing seats designed for newborns and infants.
• Extended Rearward Facing: Rear-facing car seats are recommended by safety experts as the safest option for young children, as they provide better protection for the head, neck, and spine in the event of a crash.
• Baby | Toddler Car Seats: Can be used both rear-facing for infants and forward-facing for toddlers.
• Child | High-back Booster: Used for older children who have outgrown their forward-facing car seats but are still too small to use a seat belt alone.
• All-in-one car seats: Convertible seats that can transition from rear-facing to forward-facing to booster seats as the child grows.

• Consider your child's age, weight, and height to determine which type of car seat is appropriate.
• Ensure the car seat meets all applicable safety standards and fits properly in your vehicle.
• Pop into our Bray, Wicklow shop to get a free Car Seat fitting.

Once your child exceeds the height or weight limits for their rear-facing seat, it's time to transition to a forward-facing seat.

• Not tightening the harness straps enough.
• Placing the harness straps incorrectly (too high or too low).
• Using aftermarket accessories that have not been crash-tested with the car seat.
• Transitioning to the next stage car seat too soon.