Forward facing seats (or as some would have called them harnessed booster seats) are a great way to keep your little one safe and snug as you explore the world around you. At Baby Bunting, we offer a wide range of forward-facing seats designed for safety, comfort, and convenience.

What is a forward facing Seat?

When your child is ready to move on from a rear-facing car seat. A forward facing seat is the perfect next step. Suitable for children from around 12 months to 8 years old, we stock beloved brands such as Britax, Infasecure, and Maxi-Cosi, offering an extensive selection to keep your child safe on the road.

Why Choose a Forward facing Seat?

• Extra Security  
• Long-Term Use – Designed for children from 12 months to 8 years, adjusting as they grow. 

For an in-depth guide, visit our Guide to Harnessed Car Seats & Convertible Boosters.

How to Choose the Right Forward facing Seat

When selecting a forward facing harnessed car seat think about:

• Vehicle Compatibility – Ensure the seat fits correctly in your car.
• Safety Features – Look for additional protections like Air Protect Superior Side-Impact Protection. 

Check out our car seat safety tips for expert guidance on installation and daily use. 

Forward Facing Car Seats - Key Safety Features & Benefits

These are designed with features to provide maximum protection and comfort:

• 6-Point Harness – Country- wide mandated - anchor points that provide enhanced security and stability.
• Side-Impact Protection – Built-in padding reduces injury risk in the event of a collision.

Check out our car seat safety tips for expert guidance on installation and daily use.

Installing & Maintaining Your forward facing Seat

Getting the right fit is everything when it comes to car seat safety. Here’s what to keep in mind:

• Correct Harness Positioning – the harness height should always be level to the should or slightly below but not above.
• Regular Safety Checks – Inspect for loose harness straps, worn harnesses, or a loose top tether
• Cleaning & Care – Follow manufacturer instructions to maintain the seat’s condition.

What to Do When Your Child Outgrows Their Seat

If you’re child outgrows their current forward facing seat you can:

• Donate it
• Recycling it
• Transfer to another booster seat