Review on Car seat group 1 (9-18 kg) Maxi-Cosi Tobi, authentic graphite by Nadia Wahbi ᠌

I narrowed my options down to the three businesses that offered the safest seats after considering the results of crash tests. In the interest of research, M-C, Romer, and Cybex all made the decision to try it on in the store. The fact that Cybex offers the highest level of security is what drew me to the company. Our daughter was able to sit in it without any issues (not all children are comfortable with this table), but my husband did not like it because the child is all clamped in, and if everyone writes that children sweat in chairs with belts, then this one will surely get entirely drenched. compared M-C and Romer in further detail. Because the seat basin on practically all Romera chairs is larger than that of M-S sizes, they are better suited for older children. In Romer, they investigated the King Plus, Trifix, and Versafix models, as well as a model that is analogous to the Duo Plus Isofix. The remaining options come at an exorbitant price. The new Trifix model, which performed exceptionally well in crash tests, was my favorite. However, it can only be mounted on isofix. We have it in our car, but if we suddenly have to move it somewhere else (like to our parents' house), it might not be possible anymore. I want you to pay attention to this! The Versafix car seat is compatible with both the Isofix and the vehicle's seat belts, but it does not have an additional headrest of any kind (compare this to the photographs of the other models). As a result, the child's head is not adequately secured, the seat is uncomfortable to sleep in, and the children have declined to use it. After the choice was made, the only remaining option from M-C was Tobi (Pearl Isofix and Priorifix are costly, Priori SPS and XP, and Rubi perform worse in crash tests). left M-C King Plus starring Tobi and Romer. The distinctions aren't all that significant. The King Plus is more of a chair bowl than anything else. There is no need to pull back since Tobi provides a smoother transition into a semi-recumbent position, and it features an indication that shows when the belts are at the appropriate level of tension. That is the sum total of the distinctions. The fact that you still have to buy a group 2.3 chair means that it doesn't matter how old the child is because the size of the chair is sufficient for up to 3, 3.5, or 4 years, which means that Tobi's advantages were more advantageous. Our friends have a son and a daughter, and the weather is beautiful. M-C Tobi was the buyer of the first one, while Romer was the buyer of the second one (the model was not mentioned). M-S is more comfortable, the first one sat in it till they were about 4 years old, the second one is now being transferred, and Romer has been given to relatives:) according to their reviews, both chairs are nice, but M-S is more comfy.