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The Best Car Seat For Your Child The options available for car seats can be overwhelming. The best car seat is one that is a good fit for your child and your vehicle and is properly used every time. That's why we looked beyond the limits of height and weight to find the most comfortable seats that have passed some of the toughest crash tests. 1. Axkid ONE 2 One of the most innovative car seats currently available and available, the Axkid ONE 2 allows children to be rear-facing for up to 7 years old. Its innovative design, which has an adjustable rail system that adjusts legroom, makes it suitable for tall children as well as being compact enough to fit only two seat belts in small cars. The Axkid ONE 2 was praised for its superior level of safety. It has passed the Swedish Plus test and been tested by the toughest crash tests in the world. This makes it among the safest car seats available. It has many other features that distinguish it from other brands. For instance, the ISOFIX installation is easy and secure in only 30 seconds. Axkid's ONE 2 is also unique in that it has several legroom options, from the shortest to longest. These are clearly labeled with stickers to ensure a safe install, and all of them have been tested for safety. This means that you can put your child's legs against the backrest or put them in the most spacious position to ensure maximum comfort, which will aid them in sleeping better on long journeys. The Axkid One 2 is lightweight, like all Axkid car seats. This makes it easy to transport between cars and to put away when not in use. It's also compact, with a slim profile, which makes it a great option for smaller cars and hatchbacks. Axkid also provides an excellent, easy-to-follow numbered instruction manual as well as helpful photos that show you how to correctly install the seat in your vehicle. The Axkid ONE 2 isn't cheap, with a core colour version costing PS600. The high price tag is due to the fact that it's a distinctive car seat that can't easily be compared with other models, however its advanced safety features and long-lasting design allow it to be justified in many cases. Axkid also provides a one-year warranty on their products, which gives you peace of mind that you've made the right decision. 2. Cybex Sirona 360 Plus The Cybex Sirona 360 Plus, one of the rotating-style seats which are getting more popular, helps parents to get their children into their seats with less effort. We enjoy the way it rotates and also the fact that it's the top-rated seat but it's also expensive, does not do very well in crash test analyses, and it's not suitable for use on planes (unless you're Canadian). This is a great car seat for families that want the least amount of effort when getting their child in and out of the vehicle. Its best feature is the swivel that allows you to flip the seat back and back and forth between forward-facing and rear-facing in an instant, making it much easier to move your child. It's also extremely comfortable for your child, with ample padding and a comfortable cover, as well as SensorSafe tech that will monitor your child in the event of an accident. In the rear-facing position your child will enjoy up to 50% more safety levels than in the forward-facing car seat due to the fact that they are pushed towards the seat shell which helps distribute and reduce impact forces. The Integrated Linear Side-impact Protection safeguards your child from collisions on the sides of your vehicle. When looking at the Cybex with other car seats, it is difficult to install and is not compatible with all vehicles. Make sure before purchasing that it will fit yours. The adjustment for the shoulder height comes with 12 options for height, and three crotch position. It could take a bit of time to find the perfect size, but it's not difficult. The buckle on the harness is simple to open and use, and the chest clip is also easy to set up and remove. Another advantage of the Cybex is that it's a great choice for extended rear-facing, since there's no limit to how long your child can ride in the rear-facing position (legally at least 15 months and 76 centimeters in height). However, this isn't a thing that we'd suggest for most children because they need to be switched around to different car seats as they grow and riding 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 car seat is a premium product that is surprisingly affordable. It's suitable from birth to when your child is about four years old and it is able to rotate 360 degrees to make it easy to access. Plus, it comes with infant inserts and 8 headrest positions that expand with your child, ensuring they can sit in the most comfortable position. Pushchairs And Prams -Size car seat has an easy stowaway harness hook, which keeps the harness out of the way when you're ready to lock your child in. The memory foam padding makes this seat really comfortable for kids too, which is important because children are less likely to stay still when they're unhappy! It's no wonder this car seat was voted the Best Multi Stage Car Seat at the Mother&Baby Awards 2022. It is certified to the R129 safety standard, and has been thoroughly tested. This gives you peace of mind. It was also awarded the highest score in the ADAC Autumn test and you can be sure that it's safe and secure. Another great thing about the Motion is that it's built to last a long time. Unlike many other car seats, which stop being secure once your child reaches at 145cm tall, this model will keep them safely secured until they're at a minimum of 12 years old. That's a big advantage for families who may need more than one car seat during the course of their childhoods, as well as grandparents who have children with different ages. The car seat doesn't come with a manual. However, you can download the Silver Cross App for video tutorials and step-by-step instructions. This is a great feature and definitely worth looking into if you are seeking the most convertible car seat. Compare and compare the Silver Cross Motion with other models available. Some of the competitors like the Cosatto Nania Revo or the Cuggl Owl do not offer the 360-degree rotating car seat, but they do offer a rear-facing extension for your child up to the age of 4 and forward-facing for up to 12 years. The Nania and Cuggle are also less expensive than the Silver Cross but they don't have the same excellent safety ratings or longevity as this model. 4. Britax B-Safe 35 The B-Safe rear-facing car seat line has been a popular choice in the industry for many years. They are adored by parents for their safety features and ease of use. The most recent version, called the B-Safe 35 Gen 2 takes the beloved seat and gives it a fresh look with a larger internal space as well as updated features. The B-Safe 35 Elite also has an additional layer of protection called Complete Side Impact Protect PLUS. It utilizes energy-absorbing materials to protect your baby's neck and head in an accident. The B-Safe 35 has SafeCell Technology with a honeycomb design that expands during the event of a crash to absorb energy and reduce the center of gravity to prevent forward movement that could cause neck injuries. The base is slim enough to allow most cars to fit three car seats The seat is available in a variety of fashionable fabrics, including Black, Meadow, Red, and Sapphire for the B-Safe 35 and Aqua, Domino, CowMooflage, Red Pepper, and Vibe (all upgraded fabric) for the B-Safe 35 Elite. While the B-Safe has great crash test results, it's not able to compete with the top infant options in our ratings based on other factors. It has an average chest clip and an average HIC score, which means it may not be as secure as other infant car seats in the event of a frontal collision. The new model, as its predecessor, features an excellent LATCH that has slide lockoffs which grip the belt firmly and lower connectors with push-on connectors that make tightening it easy. It also comes with a handy feature that lets you rotate the handle past the canopy without having to take it off it and rethread the harness. We observed that the handle is stiffer than other models, and it may become more difficult to use as it becomes more grimy. One thing we loved about the new model was that the belt path for installation without the base is clearly marked and easy to access — a nice touch for families who frequently are in ride share vehicles or installing their car seat with a stranger. We also like that the headrest can be adjusted in a variety of positions, so your child can develop comfortably.