My Junior

How old is your little one?

Your child's age is crucial for choosing the right seat. Infant car seats (group 0+) are recommended for newborns and babies up to 15 months. Group I forward/rearward-facing seats are ideal for children aged 15 months to 4 years.

Not yet born

0–15 months

15 months to 4 years

Over 4 years (later with booster)

How much does your little one weigh?

Your child's weight determines which seat group is appropriate. Infant carriers (group 0+) are designed for children up to 9 kg. Group I seats safely carry children from 9 to 18 kg.

Under 9 kg

9–18 kg

Over 18 kg (later)

How tall is your little one?

Your child's height is another important criterion. Infant seats are suitable for children up to approx. 80 cm, and group I rearward-facing seats for children up to 105 cm.

Under 80 cm

80–105 cm

Over 105 cm (later)

How often do you switch the car in which the seat is used?

If you frequently switch between different vehicles, a seat without a fixed ISOFIX base is more practical since you can use the belt. If you always use the same car, a comfortable ISOFIX base is worthwhile.

Rarely, we always use the same car.

Often, we frequently switch between different vehicles.

Which type of installation do you prefer?

ISOFIX provides a direct, rigid connection between the car seat and vehicle body, increasing safety. Belt installation is universally compatible and cheaper but requires more care during fitting.

Belt installation (universally compatible, cheaper)

ISOFIX (safer, easier to install, but more expensive)

I'm not sure.

Do you plan to use the infant seat as a carry cot or as an attachment on the pram (for short trips)?

Many infant seats can be used as a carrier thanks to a carrying handle or attached to a pram with an adapter – convenient for short distances. Rearward-facing seats like the CYRO are not suitable for this.

Yes, this is important to me.

No, it will always stay in the car.

Does your car have i-Size approval?

i-Size (ECE R129) is the new European safety standard for child seats. It requires rear-facing travel for children up to 15 months and offers better side-impact protection. All our seats also support classic belt installation.

Yes, my vehicle is i-Size compatible.

No, I'm not sure, or my vehicle is not i-Size compatible.

Would you like a seat that grows with your little one?

Growing seats accompany your child across several years and weight/height stages. They are more economical long-term, however specialised seats are often the better ergonomic choice for each developmental phase.

Yes, a growing seat would be practical.

No, I prefer specialised seats for each age group.

What are your priorities when choosing?

Every car seat has its strengths. Choose the feature that matters most to you – so we can find the best recommendation for you and your little one.

Maximum safety

Maximum ergonomics through recline function

Rotation function for easier buckling

Easy handling and installation

Low weight of the infant seat

Value for money

Are there any special features that are important to you?

Sometimes it's the details that make the difference. Let us know what you particularly value.