Rotating car seats mean: No twisting your back to get a sleeping toddler in/out Easier access when you’re fumbling with a fussy baby Can switch from rear-facing to forward-facing just by rotating (no complicated switching) One seat from birth to 12 years (if you choose an all-in-one rotating seat) Are they worth the extra cost?…
Forward-facing seats are for toddlers who’ve outgrown their infant/rear-facing seats or who are at least 9 months old and meet weight requirements (usually 9kg+). But you don’t have to switch at 12 months. If you want to keep your toddler rear-facing longer, that’s totally fine (and arguably safer). This post covers forward-facing seats for parents…
Rear-facing is scientifically safer. A toddler’s neck and spine can’t handle a front-facing crash the same way an adult’s can. Rear-facing distributes the force of a crash across their whole body instead of concentrating it on their neck. Most UK parents turn their toddlers forward-facing at 12 months (when they hit the infant seat weight…
Potty training 2 year old: honest guide on readiness signs and how to start potty training your toddler.
Car journey activities for kids UK: tried and tested activities and entertainment for long drives with children.
Best natural suncream for babies UK: tried and tested mineral and reef-safe sunscreen options for sensitive skin.
Best toys for toddlers in hot weather UK: tried and tested toys and water play ideas to keep kids cool.
Best play kitchens for toddlers UK: tried and tested picks that keep kids entertained and encourage imaginative play.
Best baby walkers & activity centres UK: tried and tested options for keeping babies entertained and safe.
Best baby activity gyms UK: tried and tested play mats that keep babies entertained during wake windows.