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Car seats from 15kg
From 15kg to 36kg (approximately 4 years to 12 years) High back booster seats raise your child to the correct height for an adult seat belt, as well as providing vital protection in a car crash. Some high back booster seats are designed to be converted into a booster cushion by detaching the back, although you should always check…
Car seat safety quiz
Car Seat Safety Quiz Car seat safety is a minefield of information and sometimes less than useful advice from well-meaning people, the media, health professionals and retail stores. At babyworld we have well trained and experienced car seat experts and have pooled all their knowledge to help you prepare for choosing the right car seat…
Posted in Buying for your baby, Car Seats, Quiz
Tagged Airbag, Babycare, Car seat safety, child car seat, Child safety, Family, Infant car seat, Seats
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Baby on Board
Once the baby is born the advice is that any newborn baby should use a rearward facing infant seat. Do not let the baby sit upright for too long, take frequent breaks and pick up the baby for a while or let it rest lying flat while the car is parked. Always de-activate the front passenger…
Posted in Car Seats
Tagged Airbag, Babycare, Child safety, Family, Infant car seat, injury, neck and spinal injury, rear facing car seat, Seat belt, Seats, strain on the neck, Volvo
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Protecting baby before birth
40 years of child safety research and development by Volvo has led to the conclusion that following a few simple guidelines can make a huge difference to the safety of pregnant women and young children when travelling in a car. In doing so they say: Size matters: children are not small adults and must be…
Posted in Antenatal Care
Tagged Airbag, Car seat safety, Child safety, Childhood, Crash test dummy, driver, Infant car seat, Loughborough University, Pregnancy, Seat belt, Volvo
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New child car seat laws
Latest statistics have shown that 2 out of 3 parents are confused about the new regulations affecting child restraints in cars and one in 3 mothers were completely unaware of the new laws. Read on to find out what the new laws are and how they could affect you. When do the new regulations come…
