Joie Baby Steadi R129 Car Seat

Meet steadi™ R129, the protective partner that rearward faces up to 105 cm. The seat is designed with extra support, side impact protection and 4 recline positions so it's always cosy and safe. The covers are washable and the multi-height headrest and harness system allows for smooth transitions as they grow. R129 Certified - Both your baby and your mind can rest secure, with R129 certification proven by the most up-to-date safety tests around.

Side Impact Protection - Ensure every adventure stays on the safe side with an exclusive Tri-Protect™ headrest featuring Intelli-Fit™ memory foam that’s designed for optimal security. Reclining Seat - 4 recline positions – 1 rearward and 3 forward facing – keep kiddos comfortable throughout the ups and downs of busy days.

SIZE & FIT

PRODUCT FEATURES:

• Grow Together multi-height headrest and harness system adjusts simultaneously and requires no re-threading of harness
• Padded infant head and body support
• 4 recline positions: 1 rear facing and 3 forward facing for tilt options at every age
• Large belt path opening at the back of the seat for easy installation
• Dual lock-offs for installing with vehicle's 3-point seat belt
• 5-point harness with soft, padded covers keeps baby cosy and secure
• One pull motion easily tightens the 5 point harness
• Plush cushioning and knit fabrics keep little ones cosy
• Washable cover

Safety:

• Under no circumstances should a rearward-facing car seat be used on a passenger seat where there is an active airbag.
• Correct fitting of all car seats and boosters is of paramount importance in making them the most effective in the event of an accident. Not all car seats fit all cars and it is important to check for fitting suitability on all cars you intend to fit the seat to, as well as re-checking if you change your car.
• Always read the instruction booklet that comes with your car seat to achieve a safe and correct fitting, retaining the guide for future reference. We recommend fitting your car seat in advance of first using it.
• We recommend that babies shouldn't be left in car seats (infant carriers) for prolonged periods.