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The Best Car Seat For Your Child When you think about car seats, the choices can seem overwhelming. The most effective car seat is the one that is suitable for both your child and your car and is properly used every time. We looked beyond weight and height limits to find the most comfortable seats that have passed the most rigorous crash tests. 1. Axkid ONE 2 The Axkid ONE 2 is one of the most modern car seat models that are available today. It lets children travel in a rear-facing position until 7 years. Its innovative design, which includes an adjustable rail system that adjusts legroom allows it to fit tall children and is also compact enough to use with only two seat belts in small cars. The Axkid ONE 2 has been praised for its high standard of safety. It was tested by the most rigorous crash tests, and passed the Swedish Plus test – making it one of the safest car seats available. It also comes with a variety of other features that help it stand out from its competitors, such as easy and secure ISOFIX installation that takes just 30 seconds. Axkid's ONE 2 is unique in that it has several legroom positions, ranging from the shortest to longest. Each of them is labeled with stickers to ensure an easy installation and have been tested for safety. You can put your child in the most comfortable position by putting their legs on the backrest. The Axkid One 2, like the rest of Axkid's car seat, is fairly lightweight and easy to move between cars or put away when not in use. It's also small and slimline, making it a great choice for smaller cars or hatchbacks. Axkid also provides an excellent simple, numbered instruction manual as well as helpful photos that show you how to properly install the seat in your vehicle. The Axkid ONE 2 isn't cheap with a base color model costing PS600. The Axkid One 2 is a distinct model that cannot be compared with other models. But its safety features and long-lasting durability make it well worth the price. Axkid also offers a one-year guarantee on their products, which gives you peace of mind that you've made the right choice. 2. Cybex Sirona 360 Plus The Cybex Sirona 360 Plus is one of a handful of new rotating-style seats gaining popularity for helping parents to have less trouble with getting toddlers in the seat. We are awestruck by the way it spins and also the fact that it's a top-ranked seat overall however, it's also expensive, does not do very well in crash test analysis, and it's not suitable for use on airplanes (unless you're Canadian). This is an excellent car seat we'd suggest to families who wish to reduce the amount of effort they have when putting their child in and out of the car. The swivel allows you to quickly turn the seat to forward-facing, making it much easier to maneuver your baby. It's also extremely comfortable for your child, with plenty of padding and a comfortable cover, and SensorSafe tech that will monitor your child in the event of an accident. In rear-facing mode your child can enjoy up to 50% higher safety levels than in the forward-facing car seat due to the fact that they are pushed toward the seat shell, which distributes and reduces the force of impact. The integrated linear Side Impact Protection safeguards your child from crashes on the side or back of your vehicle. When you compare the Cybex against other car seats, it's difficult to install and is not compatible with every vehicle. Make sure before purchasing that it is compatible with your. The adjustment for the height of the shoulder is a non-rethread model with 12 height options and three crotch position options, so it can be a bit difficult to find the right size for your child, but it's not hard to achieve. The harness buckle and chest clip are both easy to use and open. Another advantage of the Cybex is it's a good option for extended rear-facing because there's no limit to how your child can travel in a rear-facing position (legally at least 15 months old and 76cm in height). However, this isn't something we'd recommend for all youngsters because they must be switched around to different car seats as they develop, and letting them ride in a rear-facing seat for too long can result in neck and back injuries. 3. Silver Cross Motion All Size 360 The Silver Cross Motion All Size 360 is a premium car seat that's surprisingly affordable. It's suitable from birth to when your child is about four years old. It rotates 360deg for easy accessibility. It also includes infant inserts and 8 headrest positions that adapt to your child to ensure they are in the most comfortable position. The i-Size car seat comes with a handy stowaway harness hook that keeps the harness out of the way when you're ready to lock your child in. baby seat makes this car seat extremely comfortable for children this is important as children are less likely to stay still if they're not happy! This car seat comes as no surprise that it won the Mother&Baby Awards for Best Multi-Stage Car Seat 2022. It's certified to meet the R129 safety standard and has been thoroughly tested. This provides you with peace of assurance. It also earned the highest score in the ADAC Autumn test, so you can rest sure that it's safe and secure. Another great thing about the Motion is that it's built to last for a long time. Contrary to other car seats that stop being safe when your child is at 145cm tall, this model will ensure that they're safe until they reach the age of 12 years old. This is a major benefit for families that may require more than one car seat during the course of their childhoods and also for grandparents who have children of different ages. The car seat doesn't come with a manual. However you can download the Silver Cross App for video tutorials and step-bystep instructions. It's a fantastic feature to have, and it's definitely worth a look when you're in search of a top-rated convertible car seat. If you're considering purchasing the Silver Cross Motion, it's important to evaluate and contrast it against other models on the market. Some of the competitors like the Cosatto Nania Revo or the Cuggl Owl do not come with a 360deg rotating car seat, but they do offer a rear-facing extension for children up to the age of four and forward-facing up to 12 years. The Nania and Cuggle are also cheaper than the Silver Cross but they don't have the same high safety ratings or life span as this model. 4. Britax B-Safe 35 The B-Safe line of rear-facing only car seats has long been a popular staple in the market. They are loved by parents for their safety features and easy of use. The B-Safe 35 Gen 2 is the most recent version of this well-loved seat. It's been upgraded with more interior space and new features. The B-Safe 35 Elite also includes an additional layer of protection called Complete Side Impact Protect PLUS. It utilizes energy-absorbing materials to shield your baby’s neck and head in the event of a crash. The B-Safe 35 features SafeCell Technology. This honeycomb design expands during an accident, absorbing energy and lowering the center of gravity. This helps to prevent neck injuries that result from forward motion. The base is thin enough to allow cars to fit three car seats across, and the seat comes in a variety of fashionable fabrics, including Black, Meadow, Red and Sapphire for the regular B-Safe 35, and Aqua, Domino, CowMooflage, Red Pepper, and Vibe (all upgraded fabrics) for the B-Safe 35 Elite. While the B-Safe has excellent crash test results, it can't be compared to the top infant options in our ratings based on other aspects. It has an average chest clip and an average HIC score, which means it might not be as secure as other infant car seats in the case of a frontal collision. Like its predecessor model, the new model features a great LATCH system with built-in slide lockoffs that grab the belt of the vehicle tightly and connectors for lower anchors that push-on to allow you to easily tighten. It also has a handy feature that lets you rotate the handle beyond the canopy without having to remove it and rethread the harness. However, we found that it is stiffer to rotate than other models and may get more difficult over time as it becomes grimier. One thing we really liked about the new model was the belt path for installing without the base is clearly accessible and clearly marked an excellent feature for families who often are in ride-sharing vehicles or putting in their car seat with an unknown person. We also appreciate that the headrest can be adjusted in various positions so that your child can grow comfortably.