Cozy N Safe ISOFIX Car Seats
Cozy N Safe is a trusted manufacturer of child and baby car seats, designed to combine maximum safety with exceptional comfort. With innovative features and rigorous testing, Cozy N Safe seats give parents confidence and children the comfort they need on every journey.
The range includes options for every stage, from affordable everyday models like the Tambu, to premium designs such as the Merlin. An award-winning seat featured on BBC One’s Shop Well For Less.
At RAC Shop, we only stock car seats that meet strict UK and EU safety standards. Cozy N Safe seats are engineered with side-impact protection, adjustable harnesses and padded inserts to keep your child secure at all times.
Browse the full Cozy N Safe collection today and find the right car seat for your family. With trusted safety, reliable comfort and RAC’s commitment to quality.
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What are the rules for child car seats in the UK?
Children must use a car seat until they’re 12 years old or 135cm tall, depending on what comes first.
What car seat does my child need?Child car seats are categorised into groups based on the weight of your child.
0kg to 10kg (Group 0) - This is a lie-flat or a ‘lateral baby baby carrier, rear-facing baby carrier, or a rear-facing baby seat using a harness.
0kg to 13kg (Group 0+) - These are rear-facing baby carriers or rear-facing baby seats using a harness.
9kg to 18kg (Group 1) - Group 1 car seats are rear or forward-facing baby seats using a harness or safety shield.
15kg to 25kg (Group 2) - Group 2 car seats are rear or forward-facing car seats (high-backed booster seat or booster cushion) using a seat belt, harness or a safety shield.
22kg to 36kg (Group 3) - The third and final group are rear or forward-facing car seats (high-backed booster seat or booster cushion) using a seat belt, harness or safety shield.
What age can a child sit in the front passenger seat?Experts recommend that children must use a car seat until they’re 12 years old or 135cm tall, depending on what comes first.
