The sweetest car essentials that’ll grow up with your little one — with expert tips on installing one, how your baby should be positioned and more.
: 5-50 lb. rear-facing; 50-65 lb. forward-facing; up to 49″ |: two layers of side-impact protection surround the head, neck and torso; patented v-shaped tether and high-strength steel frame help absorb crash energy in emergenciesHas ample legroom for both front- and rear-facing passengersThe headrest, though safe for your baby and toddler to ride in, wasn’t as secure as the Nuna car seat
Namely, the car seat is backed by nearly 1,400 satisfied parents and caregivers — and for a good reason. It will grow with your baby up to 65 lbs. and the brand has infused this model with some great safety features worth noting. : Britax’s model comes with unobstructed seat belt paths and an automatic tensioner to take care of the tightening. That said, set-up is incredibly streamlined.
Speaking of the car seat’s upholstery and material, rest assured that the Britax is flame-retardant with its knit construction 100% void of those unwanted chemically forged ingredients in the manufacturing process. Keep in mind that this model unfortunately doesn’t include cupholders, but the brand’sAdditionally, when comparing the Britax with the Nuna model, it’s a bit more compact but it doesn’t compromise your baby’s comfortability or legroom.
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