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Children's car seats are needed from the very first drive home from the maternity ward right up to the age when a booster under the adult belt is enough. This category brings together more than 150 models for every age and weight, from infant carriers for newborns to combination seats that grow with the child.
A seat is chosen first by the child's weight and height. Newborns need a group 0+ carrier (0–13 kg) that lifts out of the car without waking the baby. Older children move to group 1 (9–18 kg) or universal 9–36 kg models, while a preschooler only needs a booster that raises them so the belt runs across the shoulder rather than the neck. i-Size (R129) seats are a further option: chosen by height, they add reinforced side protection.
How a seat attaches matters as much as the seat itself. ISOfix locks the seat onto the car body and cuts the risk of a loose fit. i-Size models rely on the same system. For daily use, 360° rotating seats are handy: you turn the seat toward the door to lift the child in without leaning into the cabin. The range covers Joie, CYBEX, Britax Römer and Kinderkraft, along with Graco and Hauck, brands whose models pass independent crash tests.
We keep a wide selection across price points, so you can compare a budget everyday seat and a top-tier model side by side. We deliver across the Baltic states and to Finland, offer a warranty and, when needed, instalment payments.
Before buying, measure your back seat and check the child's weight and height against the model's chart. That way the seat lasts longer and sits firmly in the car.