Baby Car Seat +++ (up to 150 cm)

Car seats for children up to 150 cm, for safe journeys as they grow. Choose the right protection for more advanced stages.

What does a car seat rated up to 150 cm mean?

This refers to seats approved under the R129 (i-Size) standard for children up to 150 cm tall, which corresponds to approximately 12 years. These are growing seats that keep up with your child through several stages, such as the Joie Every Stage or the Maxi-Cosi Emerald 360. Check each model's page to confirm the height range it covers.

Do these seats allow rear-facing travel?

Yes. Many models, especially 360° rotating ones such as the Maxi-Cosi Emerald 360 or the Joie I-Spin XL, allow rear-facing travel in the first few years, which is safer for your baby's head and neck. The R129 regulation recommends rear-facing travel until at least 15 months. Check the product page for the limits at each stage.

What is 360 rotation and what's its advantage?

360 rotation lets you turn the seat towards the door, making it easy to put the child in and take them out effortlessly, and to switch between rear-facing and forward-facing. Models such as the Emerald 360, the I-Spin XL and the Bebecar Rodeá offer this feature. It's especially handy for everyday use.

Are these seats fitted with ISOFIX?

Most i-Size models install with Isofix, often with a load leg, which makes fitting simpler and reduces the risk of installation errors. Some models can also use the car's seat belt at certain stages. We recommend checking Isofix compatibility with your car before buying.

How do I know the seat is suitable for my child?

Under the R129 standard, the choice is based mainly on your child's height, complemented by weight, rather than age alone. We recommend checking the height range stated for each model and making sure your child falls within the limits. If in doubt, the Bonabebe team can help you choose.

Can a single car seat last up to 12 years?

These growing models, up to 150 cm, are designed to accompany your child for many years, adjusting the harness, headrest and recline. In the final stages, some switch to using the car's seat belt as a booster seat. Check the product sheet to see which stages each model covers.

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