Group 2/3 seats or high-backed boosters are the final stage car seats, for 'big kids’. They'll last until your child is 135cm tall/ 36kg (around 12 years old), and they no longer need a car seat ...

All Club Seat holders have access to our beautifully finished club lounges, designed to enhance your game experience. Enjoy a social environment perfect to meet and greet with clients, staff, and grow ...

i-Size is a new European-wide car seat regulation (the first phase of a safety standard called R129), which aims to make car seats safer. It’s designed to keep children rear-facing for longer, provide ...

Join the car seat testing team at CR’s Auto Test Center to learn why our tests go above and beyond. We combine the results of these tests to determine the Overall Score. Car seats are ranked in ...

A rating of how compatible, easy and secure a child car seat can be correctly installed in the forward-facing direction. This rating is a combination of the LATCH system and belt ratings that are ...

Children aged three or over can travel in the back of a car where there is no seatbelt or Isofix fitting to secure a child seat to. Typically, this would be for classic cars originally sold before ...

As a new parent, one of the first things you’ll likely add to your baby registry is a car seat to bring your baby home in. In fact, many hospitals won’t even let you leave until they’ve ...

Our 100% editorially independent reviews test and evaluate a wide range of child car seats. We work entirely on behalf of consumers so you don't waste your money. You can see what goes into our ...

The popular Target car seat trade-in event is making a return in the coming weeks for the fall of 2024. People who trade in their old car seat or base will get a 20% discount for a new car seat ...

Legal Expert Professor Stephen Kwaku Asare has disagreed with the Speaker of Parliament's decision to vacate four parliamentary seats He said ... sets a dangerous precedent in Ghana’s parliament ...

He noted that the current speaker’s decision can be traced back to the seventh parliament when Speaker Mike Ocquaye established a bad precedent by declaring the seat of Fomena MP vacant.