Which car seats are suitable for toddlers?

Once your little one reaches 15 months of age, it’s time to transition to a car seat that suits their growing needs. While this is an important milestone, we always recommend keeping your child rear-facing for as long as possible, as it provides the highest level of safety in the event of a collision.

You have three excellent options to consider for this next stage:

Motion 2 All Size 360: If you prefer to keep your child rear-facing beyond 15 months, the Motion All Size 360 is a fantastic choice. This multi-stage car seat offers extended rear-facing capabilities, providing maximum protection and comfort until your child reaches 18kg (around 4 years old). With its innovative 360° swivel feature, the seat rotates to make getting in and out of the car easier, while still keeping your little one securely rear-facing for as long as possible. The Motion All Size 360 is a great option if you want the flexibility to transition to forward-facing later while prioritising safety.
Approach Plus 360: Approach Plus 360 is a multi-stage car seat suitable from birth to 19.5kg. Compatible with the 360° rotating Base Plus 360, Approach Plus 360 will transport your little one in complete safety and comfort thanks to its unique dual-recline system, multi-height headrest and adjustable inserts.
Balance i-Size: If you’re ready for your child to transition to a forward-facing seat, the Balance i-Size offers the perfect solution. Designed with cutting-edge safety features and an ergonomic design, this seat meets the latest i-Size standards and is suitable for children from 15 months up to 4 years old (or 105cm in height). With its secure harness system and side-impact protection, the Balance i-Size ensures your child is safe and comfortable as they travel forward-facing.

No matter which option you choose, remember that rear-facing for as long as possible gives your child the best protection, especially in the early years. Whichever seat you select, Silver Cross ensures that safety and comfort are always the top priorities as your child grows.