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Here in the UK it is quite rare to see big rear facing car seats in the front passenger seat. People worry that the front seat is not as safe as the back, but in fact using a rear facing car seat in the front seat is very safe, especially if the seat is braced against the dashboard, which is one of the strongest parts of the car. The front seat is great for little ones who cry in the back as they are usually much happier in the front where they can see mum or dad in the driver...

Whenever I post about the Axkid Move or Minikid 2, people always ask what the differences are, so I just thought I’d make a little list: 1. TETHER STRAPS The Move’s tether straps have to be pulled tight by hand. The Minikid has self tightening straps that tighten when you wiggle the seat. 2. HEADREST AND HARNESS HEIGHT The Move’s headrest and harness have three positions that need to be re-threaded to change the height. The Minikid’s headrest is lowered when you pull the strap to tighten the harness. It never needs to be re-threaded and adjusts automatically to the...