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    Buy 2 & Save - Nova LX
    Buy 2 & Save - Nova LX

    The NEW Maxi-Cosi Nova LX convertible car seat is the start of new adventures for you and your family.

    $679.00 Regular Price $998.00
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    Newborn to 4 years approx
    Vita Pro Car Seat
    Vita Pro Car Seat

    The Vita Pro convertible car seat is suitable for newborns to 4 years, features world exclusive innovative chin support to help it reduces head flop, easy installation, advanced safety, and class-leading comfort 

    $399.00 $799.00
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    Newborn to 4 years approx
    Vita Smart Car Seat
    Vita Smart Car Seat

    The Vita Smart convertible car seat is suitable for newborns to 4 years of age and includes amazing safety, features, and value.  

    $369.00 $749.00
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    Newborn to 4 years approx
    Maxi-Cosi Nero Convertible Car Seat
    Nero Car Seat

    Maxi-Cosi Nero exclusive to Baby bunting is a popular convertible car seat suitable for newborns 0-4 years, with modern lines and a sleek, compact, and comfortable design for your baby 

    $699.00
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FAQs

What is ISOFIX?
In the '90s, the International Organisation for Standardisation started developing a system for installing child restraints, which would form the basis for how all car seats should be fitted. The system is based on ISOFIX attachments, which are anchor points at the base of the back seat.

ISOFIX-compatible child restraints use these anchor points to ensure your child's car seat is secure. If your vehicle, car seat, or child restraint is not compatible with the ISOFIX method, it can still be installed using the standard seat belt installation method.
How do I know if my car seat is ISOFIX compatible?
ISOFIX has been a standard in most new cars since 2006, and currently, at least 60% of all European cars have ISOFIX. The easiest way to find out if your car has ISOFIX is by checking the user manual or looking for an ISOFIX logo at the base of the seat.

It's important to note that when purchasing ISOFIX car seats in Australia, the car seat must have the ‘five tick’ approval sticker or tag to meet the safety standards. Drivers using European ISOFIX or American LATCH installation systems are not obeying the Australian road rules and are at risk of a hefty infringement.

A compatible ISOFIX car seat is engaged through low anchorage connectors, allowing it to be properly fixed into your car. The Australian standard design rules have been amended to match performance. Manufacturers of new vehicle models from 1 November 2012 included ISOFIX low anchorages, and a year later, all other existing models also included them.

Determining if your car is compatible with ISOFIX can be done in several ways:

  • Consult your vehicle manual: Your vehicle's manual should provide information on whether your car is equipped with ISOFIX anchor points. This is usually the most reliable source of information.
  • Search for ISOFIX labels: These labels are typically located between the base and the backrest of the rear seats in your car. If your car has ISOFIX, you should be able to find these labels.
  • Reach out to the manufacturer: If you're still uncertain after checking your manual and looking for labels, you can contact your car's manufacturer directly. They should be able to confirm whether your vehicle is ISOFIX compatible.
  • Are there different types of ISOFIX?
    Two styles of ISOFIX attachment are available for motor vehicles: rigid and flexible. In Australia, only flexible ISOFIX may legally be used. The move to allow child restraints compatible with ISOFIX low anchorages doesn't mean that all American and European seats will meet Australian and New Zealand safety standards.

    Every ISOFIX-compatible car seat needs to meet the AS/NZS 1754 standards with a higher testing level, and other required additional design features.
    Is it safe to use a second-hand ISOFIX baby car seat?
    While it is technically possible to use a second-hand ISOFIX-compatible car seat, it is generally not recommended. You must be certain that the seat has never been involved in an accident, is not past its expiration date, and still meets all current safety standards. Always thoroughly check the condition and history of the seat before deciding to use it.
    How long can I use an ISOFIX-compatible car seat?
    The recommended maximum usage for all car seats, including ISOFIX-compatible car seats, is typically 10 years from the date of manufacture. The duration for which you can use an ISOFIX-compatible car seat also depends on a couple of factors:

  • By weight/height: Each ISOFIX-compatible car seat has a maximum weight or height limit. Once your child exceeds this limit, the seat will no longer be safe or comfortable for them.
  • Expiration date: Like most products, car seats have an expiration date. This is usually around 6-10 years from the date of manufacture. Maxi-Cosi car seats expire 10 years from the date of manufacture.
  • What are the benefits of using an ISOFIX car seat?
    The ISOFIX system offers click-in and click-out convenience, making it easy to switch the car seat between different vehicles and to install it correctly. ISOFIX car seats can also reduce the risk of installation errors, as the ISOFIX connectors attach directly to anchor points in your car, meaning there’s less room for error during installation.

    The best car seat for you depends on your car type and preferences. If you’re unsure, please ask our friendly team for advice.

    Everything you need to know about ISOFIX compatible car seats

    There is so much choice regarding finding the right car seat for your children. There are convertible car seats, capsules, harnessed boosters and unharnessed boosters, rearward-facing car seats, front-facing, and so many more… You’d be forgiven for feeling overwhelmed and spoilt for choice. Knowing which car seat is best for your child’s safety and comfort...

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