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1. www.which.co.uk › reviews › child-car-seatsCar seat weight groups and height groups explained - Which?

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   Jul 4, 2024 · Group 1/2/3 seats are used from nine months to 12 years (9-36kg), while group 0+/1/2/3 are from birth to 12 years. Multi-group car seats allow you to secure your baby in a five-point safety harness initially, then the seat converts to a high-backed booster seat when your child is older and bigger.

2. www.which.co.uk › reviews › child-car-seatsChild car seat Reviews | Compare Child car seats - Which?

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   Ask Which? Our expert car seat reviews use real crash tests to find the safest baby and child car seats. We crash test each baby and child car seat and booster seat we review, so whether you're looking for i-size or group 0,1,2 or 3, you can buy with confidence.

3. icklebubba.com › car-seat-groups-how-do-they-workCar Seat Groups: How Do They Work? – Ickle Bubba

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   Group 1 Car Seats. Group 1 car seats are ideally suited to toddlers, and take them from 9kg to 18kg, or 4 years old. If you’re buying your car seats incrementally, this is the next step after a Group 0 seat. Group 2 Car Seats. Group 2 car seats are high-backed booster seats, and they take children from 15kg to 25kg, so between 4 and 6 years.

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4. www.theaa.com › child-seat-weight-groupsChild Seat Weight Groups | AA

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   Some booster seats, aimed at older children in groups 2 and 3 are supplied with a removable harness for younger children, so it’s possible to buy a single seat for your child covering the range from 9 months or so up to their 12th birthday. Look for seats marked 'Group 1,2 and 3'.

5. www.which.co.uk › news › articleCheap child car seats: are they any good? - Which? News

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   Jun 28, 2019 · Age: up to 12 years. Installation method: seat belt. The Cuggle Chaffinch lightweight, cheap multi-group seat is a popular seller for Argos. It covers child car seat groups 1, 2 and 3, so it's approved for use with children from 9kg to 36kg (around nine months to 12 years old).

6. www.gov.uk › child-car-seats-the-rulesChild car seats: the law: Using a child car seat or booster ...

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   Child car seats: the law. Contents. Using a child car seat or booster seat. When a child can travel without a car seat. Using a child car seat or booster seat. Children must normally use...

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   What is a group 2 car seat?

   • Group 2 car seats are high-backed booster seats, and they take children from 15kg to 25kg, so between 4 and 6 years. Group 3 Car Seats Group 3 car seats take the form of a raised booster cushion which provides additional support for your child from 22-36kg. This is between 6 and 11 years old, approximately.

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   Which car seats are suitable for a child at different ages?

   • Car seats come in numbered groups; these are: Group 0 Group 0+ Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 These groups determine which car seats are compatible for a child at various ages. Some car seats are suitable for various ages, meaning they can be adapted as your child grows. These car seats list all corresponding groups, for example: Group 0/1/2.

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   What is a group 1 car seat?

   • Group 1 car seats are for toddlers weighing between 9kg and 18kg. That's from about nine months old up to around four and a half years old. Many car seats on sale that are group 1 are forward facing, although you can find some that let your child travel rearward facing until he or she is up to four years old. Read our group 1 car seat reviews.

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   Are group 2/3 car seats backless?

   • Some group 2/3 car seats convert to a group 3 seat, which is a backless booster seat, also known as a booster cushion. You can also buy booster cushions separately. Booster seats raise the child's body to a height suitable for use with the adult seatbelt.

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8. www.halfords.com › baby-and-child › buying-guidesToddler Car Seat Buyers Guide (9-25kg/85-105cm) | Halfords UK

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   Once your child moves to forward facing seats, it's time to start looking at group 1 (9-18kg/76-105cm) and group 2 seats (15-25kg/100-135cm). Some more adaptable seats can be used by your child up to group 3 (22-36kg/100-135/150cm(ROI)) as well.