Seat Guide - What do they need when?

What do they need when?

Children are all different and some grow and develop quicker than others, so restraints come in a variety of styles and sizes. The key factors for getting it right are the child’s weight, height and age. Child car seats are sold by group categories (from Group 0 to 3) which relate to the weight bands suitable for your child. Ages shown are for guidance only.

Click on the links above to see some examples of suitable child restraints available...

Before you buy

• Always look for the United Nations ECE R44.04 mark
• Try the child car seat in your car before buying, because not every seat fits every car
• Never fit a child restraint in a seat protected by a front airbag

Top Tip

Isofix is a method of fitting the child seat directly into your car without using a seat belt. It reduces the risk of incorrect fitting.

Ask your retailer or refer to your car manual.