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Choosing a stage 1/2/3 carseat up to twelve years, to fit in the second row of a seven seater (along with Maxi Cosi AxissFit and standard Maxi Cosi baby seat).

8 replies

mammyoftwo · 12/06/2018 17:32

So far have liked the Cosatto, Joie and Britax stage 1/2/3 isofix seats, but not sure if they'd be too wide?

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JC12345 · 13/06/2018 09:06

Can you take your car and try them out for fit before you buy? Most shops will let you do this I think.

teaandbiscuitsforme · 13/06/2018 11:48

I'd always recommend rear facing seats but if you go with the 1/2/3, Joie and Britax seats are tested to a higher standard than Cosatto. Their safety standards are pretty low.

mammyoftwo · 13/06/2018 11:52

Thank you teaand I didn't know that, do you know how highly Cybex is tested?

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teaandbiscuitsforme · 13/06/2018 11:58

Much better than Cosatto. Cybex do additional testing like Joie, Britax etc so they test above the legal minimum standard.

stargirl1701 · 13/06/2018 11:58

We have the Kilppan Triofix Recline which is pretty narrow.

stargirl1701 · 13/06/2018 11:59

Klippan. Sorry.

laurieleigh · 16/06/2018 22:30

Concentrate on getting the right seat to suit your needs right now (keeping rear facing as long as possible) and then get a high back booster when needed.
The joie stages is fab if LO isn't due to hit 18kg before they're 4, then the joie trillo is a great hbb for a good price.

mammyoftwo · 18/06/2018 21:50

Ta

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