staffychance

about 1 year ago i seen a 4x4 in a car park with two baby seats (bucket style) in the back. I believe they were yellow and red but will gety them re trimmed to match my interior.

with my lass informing me this morning she is pregnant, this is to be my 1st purchase.

and an instrument for informing my folks,

anyone know where i can get one.

thanks

staffy

Vonzack

Can't help you with the make / model of the seats you're asking about, but check out Britax and Maxi Cosi. They do good quality safe seats for your little ones.

You'll also need to start with a rear facing seat, as the baby won't be able to support it's head. You usually go from rear facing to forward facing seats around 10 - 12 months, but it depends on the weight of your baby.

Congrats by the way, it's lots of fun.

staffychance

Thanks mate, thats a great help

mightyyid

Depedning on the age of the your car, you may have ISOFIX - having bought an ISOFIX car seat it's definately the better option and well worth using the ISOFIX fittings in your car. More expeinsive than a regular car seat but what's the price of safety for your new child eh? We're about to go from the rear to front facing seat in a month or two and will definately go for the next ISOFIX model.

Julz1983

I had a travel system pushchair which has a car seat on it already for babies up to 4 mths until they can support their heads, I would have a look in Halfords aswell for bucket seats for babies as the bigger stores will have quite a few, plus free fitting to make sure its in your car safely , have a look on websites such as Toys 'r' Us who stock car seats, Halfords website and just general stores like Mothercare, Argos etc.

Jay m A

iTrader: (2)

As above we went for a Mamas and Papas buggy system where the buggy seat also has a base that is fixed into the car, then the seat clips into the base. No need for a dedicated car seat for 9 months or so.