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Nonprofit consumer advocacy group The Ecology Center released a report in early June that revealed that nearly 73% of child safety seats tested contained hazardous, toxic chemicals. Many of these toxic chemicals such as halogenated and non-halogenated...

Buyers of baby car seats should learn about different types of seats available in the market and their respective affects on the infant. For instance; the Group 0 baby seats or such infant carriers can keep the baby concerned in rear-facing position...

In a new Which? undercover investigation, we reveal the high street retailers fitting child car seats incorrectly as we expose the serious failings and potentially dangerous mistakes that could put lives at risk. We sent car seat fitting experts undercover...

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We use a Mamas and Pappas Armadillo buggie from JLP. They let us try them out in the car so it would fit. The baby seat is one that goes in the back and is a John Lewis group 1 2 3 booster seat  http://www.johnlewis.com/john-lewis-group-1-2-3-car-seat...