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Infant Car Seats - Which One is Right For Your Baby?

The best car seat is an important parenting purchase. It's important to know the difference between car seats for children and rotating infant car seat car seat inserts for newborns seats.

Usually Group 0+ or i-Size (R129) lightweight baby car seat car seats, these rear-facing ones are suitable from birth. These seats are often combined with strollers to create travel systems.

Group 0+

If you're a parent with baby or a newborn car seat, an infant car seat is a must-have. These seats are designed to safeguard children from the dangers of the road, including head injuries, by ensuring that they remain in the correct position. All-stage car seats are also equipped to safeguard babies, but they lack the added safety features of infant car seats.

Infant car seats are usually rear-facing and allow the baby to sit in the seat up until the age of 15 months. Many of these models also come with a newborn insert that can be used to support babies of smaller sizes and helps them stay comfortably. Additionally, reputable infant car seats come with a recommended recline to ensure the head of the child is secure during the journey.

All infant car seats should be certified to the i-Size standard and be in compliance with European safety standards. The I-Size standard is far more advanced than R44/04, which means that cars that have been approved to this standard are more likely to pass higher-quality side-impact crash tests, which is crucial for infants and newborns. In addition, i-Size cars use more sophisticated Q-series crash test dummies, which gives even greater safety protection for infants and toddlers.

When choosing a baby car seat, buyers should be aware of how often they'll need to move it from one vehicle to another. If you use taxis and car sharing services frequently, look for a model that is unique in its baseless style, such as the Nuna PIPA Urbn. This allows the seat to be installed within just a few seconds. This makes it possible for the seat to be quickly moved between vehicles. It is perfect for parents who have to take frequent trips.

ADAC has awarded the Silver Cross Dream i-Size an excellent safety rating, which means that it is a great protection for infants. It also comes with an ISOFIX base built in and EPS energy-absorbing foam.

Group 1

The Cosatto All in One, as with other infant carrier seat car seats is designed to be used from birth until your child turns 12 years old old (or 36kg). It can rotate to make it easier to put your baby in and out. It can be put in with ISOFIX, or a car seatbelt that has an over-tether. It's also easy to clean which helps with any spills or stains.

Remember that your child can outgrow a car seat quickly. Many parents must replace their seats within nine months or sooner. The majority of manufacturers recommend moving to a different seat when your child's head is within an inch of the top of the car seat.

A car seat has to comply with specific European safety standards to be sold. This involves rigorous testing in accident simulations, and the use specific types of materials to guard your child from side impact injuries. There are two standards currently in force - ECE R44, and R129 (known as i-Size) which is more rigorous and takes into account both weight and height when classifying child car seats.

Based on our experience, seats approved to the R129 standard (i-Size) tend to be more secure and easier to fit and can keep your child rear-facing for a longer time. The only drawback is that they can't be used with a front passenger airbag and may not be suitable for some families. However, it's essential to consult with the manufacturer if you have any concerns prior to purchasing. They should be able provide you with the latest information and guidance on your particular situation.

Group 2

A group 2 car seat is designed for infants who are large enough to upgrade from a Group 0+, but not yet old enough to be able to use a convertible Group 1 car seat. It's not as common as the all-in-one ones, but it's worth keeping in mind if you're considering the best car seat for your baby from birth up to around four years of age.

Like all car seats, it's essential that your chosen seat is in compliance with European safety standards. You can check for the E-mark to ensure that the seat meets ECE R44/04 or iSize (which is being replaced by the previous regulation). This will allow you to make sure that the seat will protect your child in a crash. Seats with the i-Size certification are easier to install, and provide better protection against side impacts and can keep your child facing rear for longer.

The Maxi Cosi Pebble 360 Pro, designed for newborns to 15 months old, is a great choice that has impressive crash test results. The LATCH connectors, which are rigid, change colour when properly connected. It also has a swivel base that helps to limit movement in the vehicle, and an inlay that hug the baby’s head, neck and back to help maintain the proper posture.

Another alternative is the Cybex Aviounaut Pixel Pro, that also has a 360-degree swivel base and has a unique G-CELL system that maintains the seat's protection in case of side impacts. It's more expensive than the other seats, but offers good value and excellent protection. Jasper found the seat comfortable for long trips, and it also is more attractive than the other seats we tested.

Group 3

A group 3 infant car seat is a triple-in-one car seat that will last your child right from birth through to the booster stage. The seats are rear-facing (some until your child is at minimum 9kg) and then can be turned around to face forwards - they can be used in this mode until they reach their maximum weight of 36kg.

These seats are typically comfortable and provide good neck and head support. Many come with removable and machine washable padding for infants to ensure they are germ-free. One of the top models we have tested was the Nuna PIPA air Rx comes with two inserts, one made of sustainably-sourced materials, the other from organic cotton that is GOTS-certified to ensure your baby is extra snuggly.

Along with having impressive crash test results, this model has an easy-to-use design, which includes an adjustable recline that is single-handed and no less than 12 headrest positions. It's also simple to install with ISOFIX and comes with an excellent indicator that changes colour for when you've got it secured.

We don't recommend changing groups in a hurry, as children in the lower limit can be more susceptible to injury in a crash. It's better to keep your old seat until your child reaches their new limit. There are still some excellent alternatives for this group. We recommend the Silver Cross Motion All Size 360 which will last your child until their 12th birthday.

Cozy N Safe Arthur is another great option. It can allow your child to go from the infant stage until the booster stage at 4 years old. It's not as expensive as the highly-rated Silver Cross, and features a wide range of safety and comfort features, such as recline settings that can be adjusted with one hand, and at least 13 headrest positions.

Group 4

The group 4 infant seat is the newest addition to our list. It has a slightly larger age range than the previous ones and is targeted at children who are between 6 and 6 years old. old. It can be used as a booster or in a rearward-facing position. This seat was highly praised for its versatility and for the fact that it can be used without having a base. It is ideal for taxi rides, holiday fly-drives or trips in rental cars or grandparents vehicles. It comes with built-in ISOFIX connectors that connect to the vehicle's base with a satisfying click. It also comes with a variety of features that make it perfect for infants, such as the brand's hugging-style inlay the revolutionary ClimaFlow ventilation system, and G-CELL side impact technology that helps ensure your child's safety as he develops.

Our team of testers has looked at several group 4 car seats to determine the most suitable option for you and your family members. We rated each one based on its ease-of-use, quality of materials and the comfort of your baby. We also looked at the safety of each model, taking into account whether it was iSize certified and its performance in crash tests. We considered the safety ratings of independent safety experts. For instance the Swedish Plus test which examines a car seat’s performance during low-speed impacts as well as short brake distances.

We also considered the value of each model, as this is an important aspect for parents. Our top-rated infant car seats have the lowest price and are easy to install and come with useful extras like a removable sleeping bag and a reversible cover.