NOW THE HUG'S EVEN HANDIER! Hug ISOFIX is here. Your fave on-board bear hug just got the ultimate click 'n' go convenience. Just pop your pip in this sturdy in-situ seat and you're away. Hug ISOFIX Hangs Around – Hug ISOFIX converts from baby seat to big kid booster seat, (9kg-36kg approx). That’s more than a decade of hugs. No need to buy separates. Tough Love – With extra-cushioned Side Impact Protection and 5 point safety harness with quick-release buckle for home time, Hug ISOFIX is a strapping security guard. Thanks to ISOFIX, once this tough guy is docked in your car you're free to come and go without repeated belting and reinstallation. In Stage 2 and 3 when it's standard 3 point vehicle seat belt time, you get to still use the ISOFIX points for even more stability. Posh Bear – Get limo luxe with Hug’s leatherette upholstery, luxury fabrics, extra cushioning, pop-off easy-clean covers and snug stuff including squidgy armrests and pads for tummy and chest.
Awesomely Adjustable – You’ve got a growing bear cub. Polite Hug ISOFIX adjusts his cuddle accordingly with a 5 position recline, growing flippable liner and straps that automatically adjust when the headrest gets higher. Long-Haul Hero - Because a bear with such good manners you just have to have around. Hug ISOFIX is one long-term protector. These are Group 1/2/3 car seats that have ISOFIX. This is the ultimate in click ‘n’ go convenience and gives extra stability. Our Hubbub 1/2/3 and Hug 1/2/3 ISOFIX car seats have ISOFIX. Once docked in your car you are free to come and go without repeated belting and reinstallation. In stage 2 and 3, these car seats use a standard in-car 3 point seat belt and with Hug ISOFIX you can also use the ISOFIX points for added stability. Suitable from 9kg to 36kg (approximately 9kg to 12 years) ISOFIX Installation with top tetherCosatto Hug Group 123 Car Seat Hipstar Be the first to review this product 5 Reasons to buy Hug
Cosatto’s Hug Group 123 car seat, the on-board bear hug, is splendidly well-bred. From tot to hoity-toity high, Hug grrrows with your bear cub. Go shop the top-end trekker… Hug Hangs Around – Hug converts from baby seat to big kid booster seat, (9kg-36kg approx). Tough Love – With extra-cushioned Side Impact Protection and 5 point safety harness with quick-release buckle for home time, Hug’s a strapping security guard.Polite Hug adjusts his cuddle accordingly with a 5 position recline, growing flippable liner and straps that automatically adjust when the headrest gets higher. Long-Haul Hero - Because a bear with such good manners you just have to keep inviting back again and again. Hug’s one long-term protector. Hug is a Group 1,2,3 car seat covering: Group 1,2,3 – Suitable from 9kg – 36kg (9 months - 12 years approx.) (Never put a child in a passenger seat fitted with an active front airbag. Airbags are designed to protect adults but can have the opposite effect on children.)
Conforms to ECE R44/04 Fits both front and rear seats 5 point safety harness with quick release buckle Compatible with standard 3 point seat belt Height adjustable head rest Size: L: 64cm W: 50cm D: 50cm The Brand New Cosatto Anti-Escape SystemCar seat harnesses just got a whole new level of security. Research shows that more than 70% of children wriggle out of their car seat harnesses, risking severe injury. Cosatto have built the solution. The Brand New Cosatto Anti-Escape System has been built working alongside the makers of the original, award-winning ‘5 Point Plus’ harness system. In tests, 9 out of 10 children could not wriggle out of their Cosatto Anti-Escape System. The Cosatto Anti-Escape System. The lowdown on highchairs Types of highchairs What to look for when buying Important safety notes The lowdown on highchairsWhen you’re starting solid food (and once your baby can sit up by himself), a highchair gives your child a safe place to experiment with tastes and textures.
It also makes it easy for you to supervise meals – and clean up afterward.Highchairs come in a wide variety of styles and prices. Choose one that's sturdy and easy to clean; it needs to be durable enough to withstand several years of daily use. Your child may use a highchair until age 2 or 3.Basic highchairs will do the job, but some high-end models hold up better to wear and tear, and can be more useful in the long run.See which highchairs parents like best in BabyCenter’s Moms' Picks awards, or browse dozens of highchairs.Types of highchairsBasic metal- or plastic-frame highchairsThese models are fairly simple. Some are just molded plastic with harnesses; others have a bit of padding on the seat. Some have trays, others don't. Pros: They're usually inexpensive and lightweight. Some fold, making them easy to move and store. Cons: They typically offer less comfort for a baby than other kinds, can have tough-to-clean nooks.Full-feature highchairsThese have all the features of basic models plus extras like well-padded seats, wheels, detachable trays, dishwasher-safe tray covers, and adjustable height and seat recline.
Some models grow with your child, converting to a booster seat or or kid-sized chair.Portable and hook-on highchairsInstead of a freestanding highchair, some families choose a seat that attaches to the table or that straps on to a regular kitchen or dining-room chair. These hook-on chairs can free up space in tight quarters and tend to cost less than standard highchairs. And since they’re portable they’re useful for restaurants, Grandma’s house, and travel. On the downside, many hook-on chairs don’t work on every table, particularly if yours is extra-thick or thin or has a lip.Wooden highchairsWooden highchairs can be very appealing but may have drawbacks. Often the seat is too deep and the footrest too low for an infant. And wooden trays are heavier and harder to clean than plastic. Still, they may have fewer crevices that can trap crumbs and spills, and some models convert to regular chairs as your child grows.What to look for when buyingImportant safety notesChildren can be badly injured by falling out of a highchair, so always supervise your child and keep the safety harness buckled.