Cassie doesn’t remember much about the day of her accident. One moment she was enjoying a normal morning with her son Hamish… the next she woke up, trapped in the back seat of her car to the sound of Hamish crying. Cassie was living every parent’s worst nightmare. Continue reading...

How do you know you’ve purchased the best car seat and installed it in such a way that it will keep the child as safe as possible in case you get into an accident? Read below and follow our advice:

The Australian Standard clearly defines what is the most appropriate baby car seat based on the child’s age and size, which will maximise their safety during the ride. Have you studied the official law? Purchased the best car seat? Read the manufacturer’s manual and installed the car seat?

Everyday Car seat safety tips, to use your car seat safely. Our car seats are among the safest you can buy, but they need to be fitted and used correctly for safe travel and maximum protection. Here are our Maxi-Cosi top tips for car seat safety.

As parents we all want the safest option for our children. Despite Australian Law where parents are legally able to turn their children's car seat to forward facing at six months, we at Maxi-Cosi recommend keeping your child rearward facing up to 30months.

Car seat safety the Maxi-Cosi way. Our mission is to support parents through all of their firsts as parents, and that includes your first drive home from hospital.

In Australia, by law, all children up to the age of seven years should be seated in a suitable baby or child car seat when travelling in a car. But child safety is more than just following the law – there are many factors to consider when deciding what baby car seat to buy for your child, and when to move them up to the next level of baby car seat.

How to travel safely? The world is waiting for you! People to see, places to go, things to see. Travelling with your child will always be an adventure, so follow these key safety tips, and then get ready to hit the road.

All it takes is a moment. On August 18, Tom and Kayleigh McGlynn were driving from Brisbane to Canberra with their two children in the car...

The screeching of tyres, the imminent crash you know you are helpless to avoid; and the haze of those first few moments after impact. Can you imagine being involved in an accident with your newborn in the car?