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The best car seat - read review - For Your Child

When it comes to car seats, the choices can feel overwhelming. The best car seat is the one that is suitable for both your child and your vehicle and is used correctly every time.

That's why we looked beyond the weight and height limits to find the best seats that have passed the toughest crash tests.

1. Axkid ONE 2

One of the most modern car seats available and available, the Axkid ONE 2 allows children to be rear-facing for up to 7 years. The innovative design of Axkid ONE 2 features a sliding system that allows you to adjust the legroom. It can accommodate taller children and is small enough to use with only two seat belts.

The Axkid ONE 2 has been highly praised for its superior level of safety. It was tested by the most rigorous crash tests and passed the Swedish Plus test - making it one of the safest car seats available. It also has a range of other features that help it stand out from competitors, such as easy and secure ISOFIX installation in 30 seconds.

Another thing that makes Axkid ONE 2 special is its ability to offer a range of different legroom positions that can be adjusted to your child's height, ranging from the shortest to the longest position. All of these are identified with stickers to ensure an easy installation and have been crash-tested. This means you can rest your child's legs against the backrest or place them in the widest position for maximum comfort, which can help them sleep better on long journeys.

The Axkid One 2, like all of Axkid's car seats are quite light, meaning it's easy to move between vehicles or put away when not in use. It's also quite small, with a slim profile that makes it an ideal choice for smaller cars and hatchbacks. Axkid provides a thorough easy-to-follow numbered instruction guide as well as helpful photos to show you how to install the seat properly in your vehicle.

The Axkid ONE 2 isn't cheap with a base color model costing PS600. The Axkid One 2 is a distinct model that cannot be compared with other models. However, its safety features and durability make it worth the premium price. Axkid also provides a one-year warranty on their products, giving you peace of mind knowing that you've made the right decision.

2. Cybex Sirona 360 Plus

The Cybex Sirona 360 Plus, one of the seats that rotate that are gaining in popularity aids parents in getting their toddlers in their seats with less effort. We are awestruck by the way it spins and also the fact that it's a top-rated seat, but it's also quite expensive, does not do very well in crash test analysis and it's not suitable for use on planes (unless you're Canadian).

This is a fantastic car seat for families that need to use the minimum amount of effort getting their child into and out of the car. The swivel allows you to quickly turn the seat to forward-facing, making it easier to move your baby. It's also extremely comfortable for your child, with plenty of padding and a nice cover, as well as SensorSafe technology, which detects your child's movements during a crash.

In rear-facing mode your child will enjoy up to 50% better safety levels than in a forward-facing car seat because they are pushed towards the seat shell which helps distribute and reduce impact forces. Linear Side-impact Protection Integrated safeguards your child from collisions on the side of your vehicle.

When comparing the Cybex against other newborn car seat insert seats, it is difficult to install and is not compatible with all vehicles. Make sure before purchasing to ensure it fits your vehicle. The shoulder height adjustment is a non-rethread style with 12 height options and three crotch positions. So it can be a bit difficult to find the perfect fit for your child however, it's not difficult to do. The buckle on the harness is simple to open and use and the chest clip is also simple to put on and take off.

Another benefit of the Cybex is it's a good option for extended rear-facing because there's no limit to how long your child can be in a rear-facing position (legally at least until 15 months and 76 centimeters in height). However, this isn't something we'd recommend for all children because they need to be moved to different car seats as they develop and riding in a rear-facing car seat for too long can result in neck and back injuries.

3. Silver Cross Motion All Size 360

The Silver Cross Motion All Size 360 car seat is a premium product that is surprisingly affordable. It is suitable for children from birth to around four years old. It can rotate 360 degrees to make it easy to get into. Additionally, it comes with infant car seat rear facing inserts and 8 headrest positions that grow with your child, ensuring they are in the most comfortable position.

The iSize car seats come with a stowaway hook that keeps the harness out the way when you're ready ensure your child's safety. The memory foam padding makes this seat really comfortable for kids too this is important as children are less likely to stay still when they're unhappy!

This car seat comes as no surprise that it won the Mother&Baby Awards for the Best Multi-Stage Car Seat 2022. It is certified to the R129 safety standard and has been rigorously tested. This provides you with peace of mind. Plus, it was awarded the highest score in the Autumn test of ADAC car seats, so you can be assured that it's safe and secure.

Another benefit of the Motion is that it's built to last for a long time. Unlike many other car seats that stop being secure once your child reaches at 145cm tall, this model will ensure they are safe until they're at least 12 years old. This is a huge benefit for families who might need more than one car seat during the course of their childhoods and also for grandparents who have children with different ages.

The only downside to this car seat is that it doesn't come with a manual but you can download the Silver Cross app for step-by-step installation guides and video tutorials. This is an excellent feature that is worth a look if you are seeking the most convertible car seat.

If you're thinking of buying the Silver Cross Motion, it's important to compare it with other models on market. Certain competitors like the Cosatto Nania Revo or the Cuggl Owl do not come with the 360-degree car seat that rotates, however they do offer a rear-facing extension for your child until the age of four, and forward-facing up to 12 years. The Silver Cross is also cheaper than Nania or Cuggle however they don't have the same crash test ratings and lifespan as these models.

4. Britax B-Safe 35

The B-Safe line of rear facing only car seats has been a popular staple in the industry. Parents love them for their simplicity of use and safety features. The B-Safe 35 Gen 2 is the latest version of this popular seat. It's been upgraded with more interior space and new features. The B-Safe 35 Elite also has an additional layer of protection, called Complete Side Impact Protect PLUS. This uses energy-absorbing material to shield your baby’s neck and head during an accident. The B-Safe 35 has SafeCell Technology which is a honeycomb-like design that is compressed during an accident to absorb energy and lower the center of gravity to prevent backward movement that can cause neck injuries. The base is slim enough to fit three car seats The seat is available with a variety of stylish fabrics like Black, Meadow, Red, and Sapphire for the standard B-Safe 35, and Aqua, Domino, CowMooflage, Red Pepper, and Vibe (all upgraded fabrics) for the B-Safe 35 Elite.

While the B-Safe has excellent crash test results, it can't compete with the top infant car seat for travel choices in our ratings based on other aspects. It has a low HIC score as well as an unsatisfactory chest clip which makes it less safe than infant car seats in the event that there is a frontal crash.

The new model, like its predecessor, features an excellent LATCH that has slide lockoffs which grip the belt firmly and lower connectors that push-on, making tightening easy. It comes with a useful feature that allows the handle to be rotated beyond the canopy without having to take off the handle and rethread the harness. We did notice that it's more rigid to turn than other models, and it could get harder in time as it gets dirtier.

One thing we liked about the new model was the belt path to install without the base is clearly accessible and clearly marked an excellent feature for families who often find themselves in ride-sharing vehicles or putting in their car seat with someone else. We also appreciate that the headrest can be adjusted to multiple positions to provide your child with ample room.