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Being involved in a road traffic collision is stressful, particularly for parents and carers. Once everyone is safe, one crucial question often follows — and is sometimes overlooked:
Does my child’s car seat need to be replaced?
UK child seat safety guidance is clear. In most cases, a child car seat that has been involved in a collision should be replaced, even if there is no visible damage. This position is supported both by road safety best practice and by the principles underpinning the Road Traffic Act.
As the temperature drops and winter coats make their return, it’s natural to bundle kids up before heading out. But what’s warm isn’t always what’s safe — especially when it comes to car seats. According to safety experts at Axkid, bulky jackets, snowsuits and padded outerwear can create extra space between your child and the harness, seriously reducing the effectiveness of the restraint system.
Sunshine, road trips, and family adventures – what could be better? But as temperatures rise,...
For families of disabled children, finding the right car seat is about more than just transport—it's about safety, dignity, comfort, and quality of life. At In Car Safety Centre, we understand the daily challenges that parents and carers face when it comes to mobility and access. That’s why, for over 30 years, we’ve been dedicated to providing expert guidance and professional assessments to help families find the best car seat solution for their child’s individual needs.
When we think of car accidents, we often imagine major collisions. But did you know that even a minor bump in a car park can impact your child’s safety in their car seat?
At In-Car Safety Centre, we understand that getting the right In-Car support for children with disabilities or medical needs can be a financial challenge. That’s why we work with trusted charities like Caudwell Children, who may be able to help you access the funding you need.
