According to the RAC, there are two types of booster seats available in the UK and these are the backless booster seats and the high back booster seats. Backless seats do not have a back or ...

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Moving your child from a high-backed booster seat to a backless version can create more space in the car – and it looks less obviously like a car seat if your child doesn't like sitting in one. Since ...

Booster seats can be either high-backed or backless. High-backed seats are generally the next step when a child outgrows the group 1 forward-facing seat (at around 15kg, or approx. age four). They ...

most comfortable high back booster seat, and best backless booster seat for road trips. What should you look for in a comfy booster seat? Based on our own experiences and feedback from our kids, we’ve ...

I mean, how cool is a blow up booster seat? He was 1yo and we didn’t buy a Bubblebum for four long years. It was worth the wait. The Bubblebum is an inflatable backless booster seat that’s perfect for ...

Those stiff, wooden backless benches provided absolutely no back support for guests. And with the show running close to an ...

CR highlights errors and offers ways to fix themBy Most parents think their child’s car or booster seat is installed ...