What Is the Safest Seat Position in the Car?
Parents are often given conflicting advice about where their child should sit, and one statement that comes up time and time again is: “The middle seat is always the safest.” However,...
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What is the Swedish Plus Test?
The Swedish Plus Test is a voluntary additional crash test that car seat manufacturers can apply for. Plus tested car seats ensure that your child is not exposed to life-threatening...
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What is Extended Rear Facing and why is it so important?
Rear-facing has been proven to be up to five times safer when compared to forward facing and saves children’s lives every day. The facts are clear, rear-facing safety makes a...
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What to dress children in for car seats
Unsafe clothing for children in car seats As parents we all want to ensure our children are comfortable and warm enough. But there are certain items of clothing that are...
BeSafe Safety Event in Oslo
Last week, Car Seats Plus had the privilege of attending the BeSafe Safety Event in Oslo, joining 16 others from the UK and over 160 passionate experts, engineers, and advocates...
Child Safety in Cars: 2025 Report Highlights Every Parent Should Know
At Car Seats Plus, we’re all about helping families make safer choices - and the latest Axkid report on child car safety in the UK shows there’s still a lot of...
UK Car Seat Laws Explained: R129 vs R44 (And Why the Difference Matters)
Here is something that surprises almost every parent I speak to in our showroom: a car seat can be completely, 100% legal - and still be far less safe than...
Safer Sleep Week: Keeping Your Baby Safe in the Car
During Safer Sleep Week, we’re highlighting essential car seat safety tips to help parents reduce risks and ensure their baby travels safely.
Why Forward-Facing Car Seats Need a 55cm Survival Gap
Why Forward-Facing Car Seats Need a 55cm Survival Gap When it comes to keeping our little ones safe in the car, every detail matters. One crucial but often overlooked factor...