Sentences with phrase «swedish rear facing car seats»

The Swedish rear facing car seats have continued to evolve during the years but but rear facing is still as great today as in 1965.

Many parents ask about side impact protection of Swedish rear facing car seats.

It's one of the many myths regarding Swedish rear facing car seats.

A common question by parents is why Swedish rear facing car seats lack chest clips.

The whole point with using a Swedish rear facing car seat is to keep our children safe in case of an accident.

Grandpa Jim wanted the safest Swedish rear facing car seat possible which could handle a strong boy and protect his neck.

A head on frontal collision at 90 km / h (55 mph) is not really survivable but a Swedish rear facing car seat provide a baby or a toddler with a great chance of surviving even the most horrible accident.

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This car is one of the most common in the world, two Swedish rear facing seats in the rear seat with plenty of room in the front is no problem (see photos above, click for larger size).

The Swedish rear facing seats can be used comfortably until age 4 - 6 years in all positions of the car.

A large number of parents daily send emails to www.CarSeat.se with all sorts of great questions about rear facing and the Swedish car seats.

Axkid Kidzofix / Kidzone: During the fall the new Swedish brand Axkid entered the rear facing car seat market.

If you have questions about how rear facing Swedish car seats fit your car please email us at [email protected] and we'll help you out.

Selection of Isofix Swedish rear facing seats is not great but we do have one new seat which has gotten great feedback from serious car seat geeks, the Besafe Izikid X1 Isofix.

This rear facing seat is light weight, comfortable, approved to 25 kg (40 lb), has passed the ultra strict Swedish Plus Test to 25 kg, has good sleep position and will fit well in pretty much any car small to large.

This rear facing seat is light weight, comfortable, approved to 25 kg (55 lbs), has passed the ultra strict Swedish Plus Test to 25 kg, has good sleep position and will fit well in pretty much any car small to large.

It was a Swedish professor, the now legendary Bertil Aldman who came up with the idea of rear facing car seats in the early 1960's.

Rear facing car seats are a Swedish invention and the Swedish children have been sitting in these car seats since the mid 1960's.