It can be hard to admit that your tiny baby is growing, but if they're looking a little too big for their car seat, it's time to upgrade!
All car seats are sorted into groups according to their maximum height and weight limits, to ensure that your baby is in the right seat for their size.
Group 0+ seats typically face rearwards, while Group 1 seats have traditionally been forward-facing, but with an increasing number of rearward-facing seats now available. All car seats must pass European safety standard tests, but they don’t all share the same safety features. Look for side impact protection, especially around the part of the seat that supports your child’s head, and choose a seat shell designed to help absorb impact.
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