What is an i-Size seating position?

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1. What is an i-Size seating position?
2. What's the difference between ISOFIX and Isize?
3. Why choose I-size?
4. What is the ECE R44 04?
5. What I-size means?
6. What are the sizes of car seats?
7. Is Isofix a standard size?
8. Is Isize safer?
9. What is I-size safety?
10. How much safer is size?
11. What is joie I-size?
12. Are all baby car seats the same size?
13. What is I-size standard?
14. Is ISOFIX better than seatbelt?
15. Why are I-size seats safer?
16. What does I-size mean?
17. Is Joie Traver I-size?
18. What age is a 12kg baby?
19. What age is a child 25 kg?

What is an i-Size seating position?

i-Size seats require children to be rear facing to at least 15 months old, a point when a child's neck is stronger and more able to cope with the forces applied during an impact when facing forward.

What's the difference between ISOFIX and Isize?

The difference between i-Size and Isofix. i-Size/R129 currently requires the use of Isofix to fit your car seat, not seat belts. However, many i-Size car seats do still have the option of installing using the vehicle seat belt. Isofix is designed to make installing your car seat quick and easy.

Why choose I-size?

Why choose i-Size? You're more likely to know your child's height than their weight so it should be easier to tell if a seat is suitable. i-Size seats keeps your children rear-facing for longer – rear facing is safer. i-Size approval includes a side impact test so seats should offer better all-round protection.

What is the ECE R44 04?

ECE R44 04 is a European approval standard. Child car seats are tested in frontal collisions at 50 km/h and rear collisions at 30 km/h using crash test dummies and measuring instruments designed to see how well the seats protect the test dummies.

What I-size means?

'i-size' is a new EU safety regulation for child car seats (ECE R129). It was introduced in July 2013 to make child car seats easier to fit, provide better protection from side impacts and keep children rearward-facing for longer. i-size only applies to Isofix seats.

What are the sizes of car seats?

A QUICK GUIDE TO THE RIGHT SIZE SEAT

Group	Child's weight*	Child's height¹
0+ and 1	Birth - 18kg/40lb	cm
0+, 1, 2 and 3	Birth - 36kg/79lb	cm
1	9 - 18kg/20 - 40lb	cm
1 and 2	9 - 25kg/20 - 55lb	cm

Is Isofix a standard size?

Firstly, ISOFIX is an international standard, which is voluntary and i-Size is a mandatory law, which means you don't have to use ISOFIX, but you will have to follow the i-Size law if it applies to you and your family.

Is Isize safer?

i-Size car seats are considered to be the safest, with improved head and neck protection. That's because: Side-impact crash test results are assessed as part of the i-Size standard. i-Size safety tests are completed using advanced Q-dummies, which have more sensors than the dummies used for the R44 test.

What is I-size safety?

'i-size' is a new EU safety regulation for child car seats (ECE R129). It was introduced in July 2013 to make child car seats easier to fit, provide better protection from side impacts and keep children rearward-facing for longer. i-size only applies to Isofix seats.

How much safer is size?

Some new i-Size car seats will enable your child to sit rear-facing up to the age of 4 years, if you wish. Why? Because studies show it's safer. Swedish research found that rear-facing car seats can offer up to 75% more protection if your young child is involved in a car accident.

What is joie I-size?

i-Size is the newest, safest standard for testing car seats. It introduces a more accurate fit for child, side-impact standards, rearward-facing longer options and guaranteed vehicle compatibility. i-Size also makes use of the latest dummy sensory technology designed to more accurately simulate a child's fragile body.

Are all baby car seats the same size?

Exact height and weight limits vary from model to model — check your car seat's manual for your seat's limits — but most infant car seats have a height limit somewhere between 30 and 35 inches (or when your child's head is less than one inch from the top of the carrier), and a weight limit between 30 and 35 pounds.

What is I-size standard?

'i-size' is a new EU safety regulation for child car seats (ECE R129). It was introduced in July 2013 to make child car seats easier to fit, provide better protection from side impacts and keep children rearward-facing for longer. i-size only applies to Isofix seats.

Is ISOFIX better than seatbelt?

If we look at all data, crash test, real life usage, and habits, Isofix is far safer than installing a car seat with seat belt. With Isofix, virtually no mistakes are made, something which can not be said about seat belt installs.

Why are I-size seats safer?

i-Size car seats are considered to be the safest, with improved head and neck protection. That's because: Side-impact crash test results are assessed as part of the i-Size standard. i-Size safety tests are completed using advanced Q-dummies, which have more sensors than the dummies used for the R44 test.

What does I-size mean?

'i-size' is a new EU safety regulation for child car seats (ECE R129). It was introduced in July 2013 to make child car seats easier to fit, provide better protection from side impacts and keep children rearward-facing for longer. i-size only applies to Isofix seats.

Is Joie Traver I-size?

The i-Traver is Joie's newest i-Size (R129/03) high backed booster which is suitable from 1cm (approximately 4 to 12 years).

What age is a 12kg baby?

Baby weight chart

Age	50th centile weight for baby boys	50th centile weight for baby girls
9 months	9.3 kg (20.5lbs)	8.5 kg (18.7lbs)
10 months	9.7 kg (21.4lbs)	8.8 kg (19.4lbs)
11 months	10 kg (22lbs)	9.2 kg (20.3lbs)
12 months	10.3 kg (22.7lbs)	9.5 kg (21lbs)

What age is a child 25 kg?

These are designed to last a child from birth to 25kg (approximately six years old). But we believe children change too much from birth to 25kg for one seat shell to adequately provide the protection they need at each stage.