No, but they must wear a seat belt.

It depends on what type of car you have. We recommend taking your car to the retailer to check.

No, unfortunately it's not possible with our current range of products.

No, unfortunately it's not possible with our current range of products.

Yes, you can put infant and child car seats on the front passenger seat, but the back seat is preferable. An infant car seat for 0-13 months may only be used on the front passenger seat if there is no frontal airbag or if you're sure it has been deactivated. For car seats for older children (9 months to 12 years), we recommend placing the seat in the rearmost position if the front seat is equipped with an airbag.

No, but they must wear a car seat belt.

Our child car seats are universal so they should fit in almost any car. In accordance with the ECE R44/03 and ECE R44/04 standards, car seats are universal if not more than a certain length of seat belt is required for installation.  Car manufacturers sometimes build the belts into their cars so that they are just short of being long enough for correct installation. If the user manual of your car says that the seat belts are suitable for the use of universal car seats, this should not be a problem.

IsoFix fitting systems have a top tether or support leg to stop the seat pitching forward. It's vital to always check that the top tether is tightened correctly. A green indicator on the top tether will show when the tension is correct. To get the best tension, look for the shorter routing directly from the top of the car seat to the top tether hook. We recommend removing the headrest so the top tether uses the shorter route, ensuring that it's always installed very tightly and will be most efficient in an impact.

You can wash the cover by hand in accordance with the instructions on the care label. The instruction manual contains detailed instructions on how to remove the fabric cover.

Children should not lie in a fixed position for too long unnecessarily, as they need to have the chance to develop their motor system and arm, back and neck muscles. As manufacturers of the first car seat for babies in Europe, we have, of course, been including this in our instructions for many years. So don't put a baby in his or her seat for the whole day because it's convenient, but give them the opportunity to move around. This also applies to front-facing baby carriers and all other products in which a baby sits, hangs or lies in a stationary position. However, it's not a problem if you need to make a relatively long car trip or holiday journey once in a while. Our advice is to stop once every 2 hours. After all, the baby needs to eat and be changed too.

You can clean the car seat with a vacuum cleaner or blow it clean with compressed air. Any food stuck to it can be removed using a slightly damp cloth. Make sure that the foam parts do not get wet.

No - we recommend that the seat should no longer be used. At impact speeds from 30 km/h invisible damage may occur. In this case, to be on the safe side, you should replace the seat. Destroy the old seat to make sure it can't be used for another child. If the car can be repaired, you should also have all the seat belts activated during the accident replaced.

This may happen because the belt buckle is not pulled forward enough. Pushing it forward by hand will release the blockage so that you can loosen the harnesses.

Yes. If there is a sudden stop or accident, the car seat belt will lock automatically and the child car seat will be unmovable as a result.

No, it's not necessary unless it hit the ground very hard or you dropped it from a considerable height.

The IsoFix method prevents car seats from being installed incorrectly, but it isn't safer than when the seat is installed using the traditional method. IsoFix prevents incorrect installation because a color indicator (red or green) indicates the correct installation of various parts.

No, unfortunately this is not possible with our current range of products.

We advise against buying a used car seat. You can't know for certain how a second-hand car seat has been used and car seats that have been involved in an accident are no longer guaranteed to be safe. The car seat may also be damaged in some other way or may be incomplete.

Not only Safety 1st, but also independent consumer organizations like the Dutch Consumers’ Association advise strongly against using a seat booster without back support. Back support is essential, particularly because of side impact protection and because of the positioning of the seat belt around the neck and chest. Booster seats and cushions without back support are not prohibited, but must comply with the minimum requirements of the ECE R44/03 and ECE R44/04 standards.

IsoFix is a new attachment system for car seats in modern cars. Special IsoFix attachment points are installed in the car in the factory when the car is produced. This means that the car seat doesn't need to be installed in the car using the car seat belts. Car seats that are more than a few years old can't be installed using IsoFix. IsoFix seats have been specially designed for this system and are equipped with IsoFix adapters. That is why Safety 1st introduced a special IsoFix convertible car seat: Safety 1st Primeofix for children from birth to around 4 years.

If this happens, we recommend, as do all international safety experts, that you stop immediately in a safe place, fasten the buckle, and tell the child he should not open it and why. It's always a possibility that an inventive, dexterous or strong child will open the buckle. If the force needed to open the buckle were to be  increased to make it impossible for the child to open it himself, this would be contrary to legal safety standards. The position of the buckle, the colour of the button, and the operating or opening force are all laid down in European standards.

For your child's safety we recommend using the Group 1 car seat (9 months to 3 1/2 years/9-18kg) for as long as possible. Don't switch to a next stage car seat until your child has reached the maximum weight limit or the top of their head sticks out above the top edge of the seat. To make sure your child has the best possible protection, we advise against making the switch as long as the back of your child's head is still fully supported by the shell.

For the safety of your child, we recommend using the Group I car seat (9 months to 3 1/2 years/9-18 kg) for as long as possible. Don't switch your child to a next-stage car seat until they have reached the maximum weight limit for the Group 1 seat, or the top of your their head protrudes above the top edge of the seat. As long as the back of your child's head is fully supported by the shell, we advise against making the switch, to make sure your child gets the  best possible protection.

We recommend that your child remain in the first car seat, Group 0 or 0+ (0-13 months) i.e. facing backwards, for as long as possible because this is the safest and usually the most comfortable position. As long as the back of your child's head is fully supported by the plastic shell, we recommend using an infant car seat. The length of the child’s legs isn't an important factor. It is extremeley unwised to put a child into a larger, forward-facing car seat too early.

You can click the Safety 1st One-Safe XT baby car seat directly on to the Safety 1st Easy Go stroller and the Safety 1st Trendideal stroller. The Safety 1st One-Safe XT is also compatible with the Safety 1st Kokoon stroller, the Safety 1st Ideal Sportive stroller and the Safety 1st Easy Way stroller, but only with dedicated adaptors. These adaptors are included in the Kokoon set, Kokoon (+kits), Ideal Sportive set, Easy Way set, Easy Way Travel System and Easy Way (+kits) packs.

You can click the Safety 1st One-Safe XT baby car seat directly on to the Safety 1st Easy Go stroller and the Safety 1st Trendideal stroller. The Safety 1st One-Safe XT is also compatible with the Safety 1st Kokoon stroller, the Safety 1st Ideal Sportive stroller and the Safety 1st Easy Way stroller, but only with dedicated adaptors. These adaptors are included in the Kokoon set, Kokoon (+kits), Ideal Sportive set, Easy Way set, Easy Way Travel System and Easy Way (+kits) packs.

Babies have large, heavy heads compared to the rest of their bodies and their neck muscles are not yet fully developed. If the baby is transported in a forward-facing position, his or her head will be thrown forward in a head-on collision. This can cause serious neck injury and may even be fatal. By placing the baby in a rear-facing position, the forces exerted during the crash will be distributed across the baby’s entire back.

Babies have large, heavy heads compared to the rest of their bodies. Also, their neck muscles are not yet fully developed. If the baby is transported in a forward-facing position, his or her head will be thrown forward in the event of a head-on collision. This can cause serious neck injury and may even be fatal. By placing the baby in a rear-facing position, the forces exerted during the crash will be distributed across the baby’s entire back.

The use of an approved child car seat for all children up to a height of 1.35 metres is required by law in all countries that belong to the European Union. Car seats and boosters with ECE R44/04 certification meet the minimum requirements of this law.

For a child that is in the forward facing toddler position, the straps must be even with or above the child's shoulders.

For an infant that is rear facing, the harness straps should be even with or just below the baby's shoulders. If the harness is above the baby's shoulders with the straps in the lowest position, do not use the car seat until the baby grows into it.

Boosters lift children so that car safety belts which are designed for adults will fit correctly. Booster seats must only be used with both vehicle lap and shoulder belts. Never allow a child to place the shoulder belt behind their back or under their arm. A snug belt should not allow any slack. It lies in a relatively straight line without sagging. It does not press on the child’s flesh or push the child’s body into an unnatural position.
The lap belt should fit flat across a child's upper thighs (not across the soft abdomen, which is more likely to be injured in a crash than bony structures like the pelvis). The shoulder belt should cross snugly over the chest and the middle of a child's shoulder. This positions the vehicle seat belt to be effective in a crash and make the child more comfortable.

Children should remain in a harness system as long as possible. Use your child's car seat until applicable height and weight limits are reached to take full advantage of the internal harness system it provides. Some seats now have internal harness systems that accommodate children up to 65 pounds.

Feeding boosters are generally suitable for babies that are able to sit alone, usually from around 6 to 9 months.

Feeding boosters are generally suitable for babies that are able to sit alone, usually from around 6 to 9 months.

Feeding boosters are generally suitable for babies that are able to sit alone, usually from around 6 to 9 months.

Feeding boosters are generally suitable for babies that are able to sit alone, usually from around 6 to 9 months.

Feeding booster seats are designed for older children who can sit comfortably upright in the seat. It is recommended that the booster seat be used for a toddler and not for an infant.

Your highchair pad can get dirty very quickly during meal times. That's why the fabric of the Comfort Cushion is specially treated to make it easy to wash, including in the washer.

You can start using it as soon as your baby can sit up independently, usually between the ages 4 and 6 months.

Table chairs are suitable for babies that are able to sit alone, usually from around 6 to 9 months.

• From 6 to 18 months the baby sits in the high chair with the tray, seat and footrest fixed at the highest position.
• From 18 months to 3 years the tray can be removed. By adjusting the shelf and seat, the child is seated properly for each meal.
• From 3 to 10 years the harness, retaining bracket and shelf can be removed. The seat and the footrest can be put in the best position to turn Totem into a real chair.

No. Our bed rails must not be fitted on these types of mattresses.

Safety 1st bed rails can be used on the main bed types and sizes.

• our bed rails can be used on beds with slatted and interior sprung bases.
• The Safety 1st Portable Bed Rail will fit a minimum bed length of 156cm
• Read the packaging carefully to make sure you know what type and size of bed the bed rail is suitable for before you buy it.

No. Bed rails help reduce potential dangers, but it’s up to parents to make sure children are safe. You need to:

• make sure the bed rail is installed correctly
• check it regularly
• replace it if it gets damaged or worn
• be careful not to trap a child’s fingers or limbs when you’re locking or unlocking the bed rail

Just give it a clean with a wet duster.

Safety 1st bed rails are tested to standard BS7972 which guarantees safety and quality. You’ll find details on the rail, on the packaging or in the manual.

Try the portable, compact Safety 1st Portable Bed Rail

It fits most types of bed and you can take it with you when you go away with the kids.

We don’t recommend it. This is because you don’t know how the bed rail has been used in the past, and whether it has been damaged. Never use a bed rail that’s damaged or has parts missing.

Bed rails stop your child from falling out of bed. They are useful when your child moves from a cot into a bed, which usually happens at around the age of 18 months. They are only suitable for children who can get off the bed without help.

Our safety rails are designed to provide maximum safety for children from 18 months to 5 years, and to avoid the possibility of the child unlocking them. However, you’ll need to keep an eye on your child and make sure they don’t play with the bed rail.

Position your bed rail with one end even to your child's shoulder when they are lying down. There should always be at least a 9 inches of space between the bed rail and both the headboard and the footboard.

Safety 1st recommends the use of two bed rails. A child's bed should never be pushed up against a wall and should be at least 9 inches away from the wall. If following these guidelines, a second bed rail can be used on the opposite side of the bed.

As soon as your child can climb in and out of their bed without difficulty, it is okay to remove the bed rail(s).  For most children, this occurs around 3 years. It is perfectly fine to keep the bed rail on, event though your child can climb in and out of bed. When you do remove the bed rail(s), place some pillows or blankets on the floor beside your child's bed to cushion any accidental falls.

We recommend that you measure your opening before you buy your safety gate.

The U-Pressure Fit Simple Close Wood gate fits openings between 73cm and 80cm without the need for extensions. If you have an opening which is larger than 80cm, you can use the following extensions: U-Pressure Fit Extension 14cm and 28cm. The gate can be extended up to 136cm.

We recommend that you measure your opening before you buy your safety gate.
The Wall Fix Extending Metal gate fits openings between 62cm and 102cm with no need for extensions.

No. The Travel Safety Barrier's 2 pressure fit handles offer more secure installation, especially at the bottom of the barrier.

Safety regulations require that these gates have at least 2 opening actions. 
The Simply Pressure XL safety barrier has 3 actions to reassure parents and keep active kids safe.

Please read the safety gate instruction manual carefully (on our website or the packaging) before installing any extensions.
Our advice is to limit the number of extensions you use or at least mix the size of the extensions.

Please read the safety gate instruction manual carefully (on our website or the packaging) before installing any gate extensions.
Our advice is to limit the number of extensions you use or at least mix the size of the extensions.

Please read the safety gate instruction manual carefully (on our website or the packaging) before installing any extensions.
Our advice is to limit the number of extensions you use or at least mix the size of the extensions.

Please read the safety gate instruction manual carefully (on our website or the packaging) before installing any extensions.
Our advice is to limit the number of extensions you use or at least mix the size of the extensions.

Please read the child safety gate instruction manual carefully (on our website or the packaging) before installing any extensions.
Our advice is to limit the number of extensions you use or at least mix the size of the extensions.

Install the Simply Close Metal safety gate as soon as your little one starts to crawl, usually between 6 and 24 months old.

Yes. To help prevent rust, treat all exposed metal on the gate with a rust inhibitor. Some rusting may still occur.

The Modular3 safety gate fits openings between 82cm and 226cm without need for extensions. If you have an opening larger than 226cm, you can use the 72cm Modular extension panel. The gate can then be extended up to 400cm.
We recommend that you measure the opening before you buy your safety gate.

A safety barrier doesn't need to be drilled or screwed into the wall. The barrier has to be removed completely to walk through.
They are most useful for occasional usage e.g. for grandparents or nannies who are having the kids over to stay.
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Travel Safety barrier can be used without additional extensions.

U-Pressure Fit gates are the quickest and easiest to assemble and do not require drilling into the wall. The “U” shape makes the frame safer and more stable while the 4 pressure points mean the gate fits securely in the opening.

Wall Fix gates require drilling into the wall. There's no step over bar to cause a trip hazard. They are recommended more for the top of stairs but can also be used for unstable door or stairs frames.
Wall Fix extending gates are easily adjustable and don't need extra extensions.

When used as a fire surround, always place the gate a minimum of 75 cm away from the source of heat and a minimum of 90 cm from an open fire. We recommend you test your hearth or stove at maximum heat before positioning the gate. If the gate is hot to touch, move it further from the heat than the recommended minimum distance.

Install the Auto Close safety gate as soon as your little one starts to crawl, usually between 6 and 24 months old.

Install the Easy Close Deco safety gate as soon as your little one starts to crawl, usually between 6 and 24 months old.

Install the Simply Pressure XL safety barrier as soon as your little one starts to crawl, usually between 6 and 24 months old.

Install the Travel Safety Barrier as soon as your little one starts to crawl, usually between 6 and 24 months old

Install the Easy Close Metal safety gate as soon as your little one starts to crawl, usually between 6 and 24 months old.

Install the Easy Close Metal safety gate as soon as your little one starts to crawl, usually between 6 and 24 months old.

Install the Wall Fix Extending Metal safety gate as soon as your little one starts to crawl, usually between 6 and 24 months old.

Install the Wall Fix Extending Wood safety gate as soon as your little one starts to crawl, usually between 6 and 24 months old.

There is not an exact age limit, but parents should remember that these products are only deterrents. They are not a substitute for proper adult supervision. You should discontinue use when you see that your child has become able to defeat them.

You should use household electricity whenever possible to conserve the battery so you will have power when you don''t have easy access to AC outlets.

If your monitor is not working properly, please use the following suggestions: 

• Move the receiver and/or transmitter to different areas in your room.
• If you have any WiFi devices such as cordless phones or other monitors, unplug them from the electrical outlet.
• Try unplugging other electronic items that are near either the transmitter or receiver.
• Remember that anything that works on a public airwave can be a potential interference. Airwaves can shift so items that may not have caused a problem before may suddenly become a problem. Try unplugging and leaving these electronic items unplugged while you adjust your monitor to get the signal back.

You are using public airways when you use an analog monitor. Sound and video may be broadcast to other receiving devices. Conversations, even from rooms near the camera may be broadcast as well. To protect your privacy always turn the monitor off when not in use.

No, you mustn’t do this. Safety gates and barriers are for stairs and doorways only.

No. Safety gates and safety barriers help reduce potential dangers provided they’re used correctly, but it’s up to parents to make sure their children are safe. You need to:

• read the instruction manual and make sure the gate is correctly installed 
• check the gate regularly and replace it if it gets damaged or worn
• be careful not to trap children’s limbs or hands when opening and closing the safety gate

We offer a compact portable safety gate – the Travel Safety Barrier. You can take it with you when you go out with your kids.

Just give it a wash with a sponge and mild soap.

Our safety gates have been tested to EN1930 : 2011. You’ll find the details on the product or the box. You need to read any safety warnings and make sure you fit the gate correctly.

Fixings kit & safety gates extensions are possible to be ordered separately. Click here. 

You can use two 7cm extensions at the same time.
Please read the safety gate instruction manual carefully (on our website or on the packaging) before installing any extensions.

You might want to buy 2 safety gates – 1 for the bottom and 1 for the top of the stairs.

We don’t recommend using second-hand safety gates. This is because it’s not possible to know how the gate has been used previously and whether it has been damaged. You also can’t be sure that a second-hand gate will come with all the right parts. You should never use a safety gate that has parts missing or is damaged.

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Child safety gates help keep little ones safe by shutting off parts of your home, such as the top and bottom of the stairs. They can also help keep children out of rooms where there are things that might be dangerous to them, such as the kitchen.

Pressure fit gates are fitted without drilling into the walls. They fit all doorways and staircases and are strong, but you need to have a doorframe or banisters that are strong enough to support the gate. 

There are 2 types of pressure fit baby gates:

• Simply-Close Pressure Fit Metal gates have ‘U’-shaped frame and are good for everyday use thanks to a wide walk-through section. You can buy gate extensions so your gate can fit wider spaces.
• Barrier gates are ideal for occasional use – for example, when you’re traveling or when baby is at his grandparents’. They don’t have a walk-through section. Barriers are extendable so you don’t need gate extensions.

Before you buy your safety gate, you need to measure the space where it will go. If it’s a staircase, measure both the top and bottom of the stairs. If it’s a doorway, measure between the walls and the skirting boards for a perfect fit. You can often buy extensions for your safety gate.

There are 2 types of child safety gates available: pressure fit, or pressure mounted safety gates, and fix to wall gates.

Pressure fit gates can be fitted without drilling into walls and are ideal for rentals or occasional use. Fix to wall gates are mainly recommended for the top of staircases and for long-term use. You need to make holes in the walls and use screws to fit the gate into them.

All our safety gates and barriers can be fitted at the top of the stairs, but we recommend using wall fix gate, as there’s less risk of tripping over the bottom bar.

At the top of stairs, baby gate should not be positioned below the top level.

You’ll want to start using a safety gate once your baby is on the move – that’s usually at about the age of 6 months, when they reach the crawling stage. You’ll probably want to carry on using safety gates until they are at least 2 years old.

Gates can help keep your child safe in several parts of the house.

The stairs
Putting a safety gate at the top and bottom of the stairs will help stop your child falling and hurting themselves.
The bedroom
At some point, your child will be able to get out of bed. If you put a safety gate across the bedroom door, they won’t be able to wander around the house at night.
The kitchen
A safety gate across the doorway will help make sure your child doesn’t go into the kitchen unsupervised.
The bathroom, garage or others rooms
Shutting off the bathroom with a safety gate will mean your child can’t get access to medicines you may keep there, or to the bath. You can also use them to close off other potentially dangerous areas, like the garage.

No. Before you buy your gate, you need to measure the space where it will go. 

• Simply-Close Pressure Fit Close Metal and Easy Close Deco safety gates 

This fits openings between 73cm and 80cm without the need for extensions. If you have an opening larger than 80cm, you can buy extensions of 7cm, 14cm and 28cm and extend your gate up to 136cm with a combination of different extensions.

• U Pressure Fit Wood safety gate 

This fits openings between 73cm to 80.5cm and can be extended till 112cm with combination of extensions of 8cm and 16cm.

• Wall Fix Extending Metal gate

This is extendable and can fit openings from 62cm to 102cm.

• Wall Fix Extending Wood

This is extendable and can fit openings of 63cm to 104cm.

• Simply Pressure XL

This is extendable and can fit openings of 63cm to 104cm.

• Travel Safety Barrier 

This is extendable and can fit openings from 71 to 93 cm.

All our barriers and child safety gates are designed so that children aged between 6 to 24 months can’t open them. For more peace of mind, some of our products have extra safety features, such as the 3-way opening action of Simply Pressure XL and Wall Fix Extending Wood, and the dual locking option on Easy Close Metal and Easy Close Deco. 

You should stop using a safety gate or barrier when your child can climb over it.

To prevent a fall down the stairs; To keep children from “off-limit” areas (e.g. kitchen or back hallway); To define appropriate, safe play spaces (e.g. living or bedroom doorways).

Try to install Safety Gates BEFORE your child becomes mobile; this helps prevent  injuries and will also give you time to become accustomed to using them regularly.

Yes, the Safety 1st Ideal sportive is compatible with Maxi-Cosi infant car seats thanks to the adapters included.

Yes, the Safety 1st Kokoon is compatible with Maxi-Cosi infant car seats thanks to adapters (included in some items only).

Yes, the Safety 1st Trendideal is compatible with Maxi-Cosi Pebble infant car seats thanks to the adapters included.

Yes, the Safety 1st Trendideal is compatible with Maxi-Cosi Pebble infant car seats thanks to the adapters included.

Yes, you can either clip the infant car seat directly on the Easy Way seat or remove the stroller seat to clip the infant car seat onto the frame only. We recommend you remove the seat during the baby's first months to keep the frame light and the fabric cleaner for longer.

The SF1 Dormicoque+ safety carrycot  offers your child a comfortable place to nap, such as during walks. But to ensure a good night’s rest, we recommend having your child sleep in a crib at night. The mattress in a crib is thicker, ventilates better, and is therefore specially designed to offer your child a more comfortable night’s rest. Of course, on occasional bases - travels, week-end - the Dormicoque+ will be a perfect extra bed for your little one.

No, it's not possible to clip a bumper bar on the Safety 1st Compa'City buggy. 

Yes, the frame of the Safety 1st Kokoon is equipped with a push button control that means the seat unit can be removed easily.

The frame of the Safety 1st Kokoon is equipped with a push button control that makes it very easy to remove either the seat unit, the infant car seat.

The Safety 1st Easy Way stroller is designed for children from birth to around 3½ years (approximately 15 kilos). We recommend using the Safety 1st Easy Way together with a Safety 1st infant car seat for your baby's first 6 months in order to offer optimal comfort. The maximum weight limit for a Safety 1st infant car seat is 13 kg.

The Safety 1st Peps buggy is suitable for children from 6 months old to around 3½ years (approximately 15 kilos) although we recommend you use a buggy with a multiposition seat until the child is really able to sit up by him or herself.

The Safety 1st Slim buggy is designed for children from 6 months old to around 3½ years (approximately 15 kilos).

Once your child no longer fits in the carrycot, you can use the stroller seat. This would normally be the case at around 6 months of age. If your child is still not able to sit independently, we recommend using the stroller with the seat in the reclining position or installing a Safety 1st car seat on the frame.

The Safety 1st Compa'City buggy is designed for children from birth to around 3½ years (approximately 15 kilos).

The Safety 1st Easy Way stroller is designed for children from birth to around 3½ years (approximately 15 kilos). We recommend using the Safety 1st Easy Way together with a Safety 1st infant car seat or carrycot for your baby's first 6 months in order to offer optimal comfort. The maximum weight limit for a Safety 1st infant car seat is 13 kg and for the carrycot 9 kg.

The Safety 1st Easy Go stroller is designed for children from 6 months old to around 3½ years (approximately 15 kilos). For the baby's first 6 months you can use the Safety 1st Easy Go together with the Safety 1st One-Safe XT infant car seat for maximum comfort. The weight limit for a Safety 1st infant car seat is 13 kg.

The Safety 1st Ideal Sportive stroller is designed for children from 6 months old to around 3½ years (approximately 15 kilos). From birth to 6 months, you can use the Safety 1st Ideal Sportive together with a Safety 1st infant car seat or carrycot to give your baby optimal comfort. The maximum weight limit is 13 kg for a Safety 1st infant car seat and 9 kg for the carrycot.

The Safety 1st Kokoon stroller is designed for children from birth to around 3½ years (approximately 15 kilos). We recommend using the Safety 1st Kokoon together with a Safety 1st infant car seat for your baby's first 6 months in order to offer optimal comfort. The maximum weight limit is 13 kg for a Safety 1st infant car seat.

The Safety 1st Easy Way stroller is designed for children from birth to around 3½ years (approximately 15 kilos). We recommend that you use the Safety 1st Easy Way together with a Safety 1st infant car seat or soft carrycot for your baby's first 6 months in order to offer optimal comfort. The maximum weight limit is 13 kg for a Safety 1st infant car seat and 9 kg for the soft carrycot.

The Safety 1st Compa'City buggy is designed for children from birth to around 3½ years (approximately 15 kilos).

The Safety 1st Trendideal stroller is designed for children from 6 months old to around 3½ years (approximately 15 kilos). For the baby's first 6 months you can use the Safety 1st Trendideal together with the Safety 1st One-Safe XT infant car seat for maximum comfort. The weight limit for a Safety 1st infant car seat is 13 kg.

The Safety 1st Trendideal stroller is designed for children from 6 months old to around 3½ years (approximately 15 kilos). For the baby's first 6 months you can use the Safety 1st Trendideal together with the Safety 1st One-Safe XT infant car seat for maximum comfort. The weight limit for a Safety 1st infant car seat is 13 kg.

The Safety 1st Trendideal stroller is designed for children from 6 months old to around 3½ years (approximately 15 kilos). For the baby's first 6 months you can use the Safety 1st Trendideal together with the Safety 1st One-Safe XT infant car seat for maximum comfort. The weight limit for a Safety 1st infant car seat is 13 kg.

The Safety 1st Duodeal stroller is designed for children who are close in age. The front seat can be used by children from 6 months old to around 3½ years (approximately 15 kilos). The rear seat can be used from birth in the lying position, to around 3½ years (approximately 15 kilos).

A 3-point harness carrycot is much safer in car than a lap belt carrycot. Indeed, with a lap belt, the child is supported only by the waist (which does not prevent vertical movements of the body). With a 3-point harness, the baby is maintained between shoulders and inside legs, preventing both lateral and vertical movements.

The tires are fitted with a car tire valve so they can be inflated using the pump included or at a garage/gas station. Make sure you don’t exceed the maximum pressure of 1.8 bar and that all tires are inflated sufficiently and equally (at least 1.5 bar, maximum of 1.8 bar/26 psi). This makes the stroller more comfortable to push and helps prevent premature wear and tear.

Babies have a large and heavy head compared to the rest of their body and their neck muscles are not yet fully developed. If the baby is transported in a forward-facing position, his or her head will be thrown forward in the event of a head-on collision. This can cause serious neck injury and may even be fatal. By placing the baby in a rear-facing position, the forces exerted during the crash will be distributed across the baby’s entire back.

Included in the contents of your travel system is the Saunter 3 stroller, Light 'n Comfy Infant Car Seat and Car Seat base that can be left in your car for easy Infant Seat use.

Included in the contents of your travel system is the Saunter Stroller, Light 'n Comfy Infant Car Seat and separate Car Seat base that can be left in your car for easy Infant Seat use.

No, a soft carrycot is not a safe means of transportation by car. Instead, use a safety carrycot or and infant car seat, which has been specially designed for this purpose.

Never remove logos or stickers from the fabric cover. Most of these are required by law and removal may result in serious damage to the cover.

Most airline companies will permit only a single, small and fully collapsible stroller (5-7 kg) in the cabin. In most cases, you will have to check in your stroller at the check-in counter. We recommend inquiring with the airline beforehand about what the specific rules are, since these may differ per airline.

No, since these attract dirt and grime. Use a dry Teflon spray instead.

All products sold by Safety 1st comply with the most recent European guidelines and legislation and European standards (EN1888:2012) at all times. But Safety 1st subjects its products to more stringent testing than is required by European laws, so that we can be certain of excellent quality.

Hard parts: the frame and wheels on the Safety 1st strollers are easy to clean. Remove all dirt, mud and other debris using a damp cloth. Do not use silicon lubricants, as they will attract dirt and grime. Use a dry Teflon spray instead. 
Fabrics: the fabric parts of the Safety 1st strollers must be washed by hand.
Pneumatic tyres: the tyres are fitted with a car tyre valve. They can be inflated using a pump or at a garage/petrol station. Make sure not to exceed the maximum pressure of 1.8 Bar. Also make sure that all tyres are inflated sufficiently and equally (at least 1.5 Bar, maximum of 1.8 Bar/26 PSI), to ensure the stroller is comfortable to push and to prevent premature wear and tear.

You can download the instruction manual from this website. Go to the product in question and click on service tab and user manual.

At this time, there is no ride-along board available that has been developed specifically for Safety 1st strollers. However, there are a number of different brands models available that fit onto a Safety 1st stroller. But, we are unable to guarantee the quality of these ride-along boards. Your baby shop can provide further recommendations as to which ride-along board to use.

The salt in seawater has a damaging effect on all metals; it often causes permanent damage, such as rust on metals or corrosion on aluminium. For this reason, clean the frame and wheels thoroughly with lots of fresh water after using the pram on the beach to prevent or limit damage.

Since the stroller is stored in the pressure-less cargo hold, the pneumatic tyres can burst during the flight due to pressure differences.

Rips, tears, burns and holes caused by daily use are not covered under the terms of our warranty. However, we understand that even the best cared for product can meet with an accident. If your Safety 1st is damaged and this damage isn’t covered by our warranty, we can repair it or supply a spare part at a reasonable charge

If your service request is not included in the warranty, you can order spare parts through your local retailer at a reasonable charge.

You can get the information through your retailer. When your retailer provides us with your cell phone number we can send you text messages to update you on the repair for free.

Our 24-month warranty is recognized by your Safety 1st dealer/retailer and your best choice for quick service is to visit them. When you make a request for service, you must present proof of purchase, made within the 24 months before the service request.

We will pay for shipping and return freight if your dealer/retailer approves the service request.

Products bought from retailers or dealers who remove or change labels or identification numbers won’t be covered by the warranty. This is because we can’t ascertain the authenticity of these products.

A variety of spare parts is available up to 2 years after the final production date of the Safety 1st product. You can find out what spare parts are available through your retailer or from the customer care department.

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Our typical turnaround time is 7-14 business days, depending on the destination. In some cases we can get the spare part delivered to you sooner. In rare cases, it may take longer. You can get information on delivery times from your retailer.

Our typical turnaround time is 2-3 business days, not including:

• special order parts, which take 7-10 business days
• transit time, which may vary, depending on the destination.

In some cases we can get the repair back to you sooner. In rare cases, it may take longer.

Our 24-month warranty applies to every Safety 1st purchase. If you make a request for service under this warranty for defects in materials and workmanship, you must provide proof of purchase, made within the 24 months before your request.

We manufacture all our products to meet our excellent standards. However, regardless of how carefully you use it, or how well you care for your Safety 1st product, it will eventually begin to show age and wear. The 24-month warranty covers defects in workmanship and materials, but not normal wear and tear.

Repairs not included in the warranty are available at a reasonable charge, but prices vary because of the cost of materials and the length of time it takes to do the repair. You can get repair rates from your retailer or the customer care department

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If the repair will cost more than the standard rate you will be notified and asked for your authorization before going ahead.

Spare parts are available at a reasonable charge, but prices vary depending on the part. You can get prices from your retailer or from the customer care department.

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Our warranty covers any manufacturing defects in materials and workmanship when the product is used in normal conditions and in accordance with our user manuals. If a Safety 1st product fails because of a manufacturing defect, it will be repaired or replaced without charge, or you will get a spare part.

Our 24-month warranty doesn’t cover damage caused by:

normal wear and tear
accidents
abusive use
negligence
the consequences of failing to comply with the user manual

Examples of normal wear and tear include wheels and fabric worn down by regular use and the natural breakdown of colors and materials over extended time and use. The warranty won’t be extended if you have a repair made.

In principle Safety 1st pays for shipping and return freight connected to the service request under the warranty (through your retailer). If your service request is not approved by Safety 1st you will need to pay the cost of shipping and return freight.

If your Safety 1st fails because of a defect in manufacturing or workmanship, our first option will be to send you a spare part or to repair the item, both of which are free of charge within the 24-month warranty period.

If the product can’t be repaired, or if the cost of repairing it is more than the cost of a new one, it will be replaced by another Safety 1st in the same model, or if that’s not available, by the closest model and available color.