Height-adjustable head support and arm rests. Cup-holders for drinks or small toys. Easy seat belt guide. Detachable back rest that gives you a booste...
With exclusive EGG SHOCK high tech foam technology this car seat offers extra security against shock. It also boasts a unique maximum side impact prot...
Side impact protection system provides optimal protection. Integral sun canopy fits neatly into the back of the seat. Belt and harness hooks keep the ...
Group 2, 3 car seat. Unlike conventional booster seats, you don't need to remove the backrest on the Pro-Gro. The backrest, headrest and seatbelt guid...
Rear-facing 0-13kg. Forward-facing 9-18kg. Extra safety when rear-facing thanks to the rebound bar. Extra padded newborn inserts are removable as they...
Rear-facing 0-13kg. Forward-facing 9-18kg. Extra safety when rear-facing thanks to the rebound bar. Extra padded newborn inserts are removable as they...
Once the child is corectly installed, seat is rotated with one easy movement to forward facing position. A green indicator shows that the seat is lock...
Group 0+ car seat. Side protection system offers optimal protection against side impact. Integrated sun canopy. Practical belt hooks to retain seat be...
by mwbarrows With the advent of eBay and other auction sites, the buying and selling of used items has completely lost any kind of social stigma - no-one need be ashamed of buying something that has been used by someone else. In fact it can be real fun trying to find used bargains online or in garage sales.
But when it comes to buying used cars seats, there can only be one piece of advice - DON'T!
With Car seats, safety is the big issue - in fact the ONLY issue. Remember that this piece of equipment is not just a handy receptacle for transporting your precious bundle - it 's the one thing that could save your baby 's life in an emergency.
The problem with buying a used Car seat is that you don't really know its history. It 's possible that it may have been in an accident and so may have been damaged. This damage may be invisible to the eye; tiny fissures or stress points may have occurred, which could cause the Car seat to fail in another accident, putting your baby at seriou...Read
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