There are more and more ‘extended rear-facing seats' on the market, which allow you to keep your toddler facing backwards until around the age of four.
If rear-facing toddler car seats confuse you, you’re not alone! Choosing the right one can be daunting – after all, this is arguably the most important bit of baby gear you’ll ever buy. But the options are simpler than they first appear.regulation, known as i-Size , was introduced in 2013 to improve child car-seat safety and keep children facing rearwards in vehicles until they’re older than was previously required.
In the meantime, babies must travel rearward-facing until they are at least 12–15 months old. Most i-Size seats only fit up to this age, at which point you’d need to move your toddler into a forward-facing. But there are more and more ‘extended rear-facing seats' on the market, which allow you to keep your toddler facing backwards until around the age of four.
Rear-facing is the safest position for a child to travel in the car. In the event of a head-on collision, the most dangerous and common type of crash, it can substantially reduce the pressure on your child’s head and neck. Remember, it’s always safer to keep your child in the lowest group seat for her height and weight.
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