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The Maxi Cosi Spin – The Best Infant Car Seats of 2019 A rotating car seat allows baby to get out of the car easier and reduces back strain. Parents also appreciate that the tethered connecting filament ensures that there is no separation between the base and seat during installation. The convertible seat can grow with your child from birth to ten years old and features forward-facing, rear-facing, and belt-positioning booster settings. It also comes with a 10-position headrest and harness adjustment, as well as PureCosi's fire-resistant fabrics and foam. 360 Degree Swivel If you're looking for a rotating car seat that will take you from baby to toddler and beyond, then this one is a top option. It can rotate 360 degrees to help take the baby out and in, and swivels forward-facing to give your child a clear view of the road. It's incredibly simple to install and use, with clear indications on the base and visual feedback. Another benefit of the 360 swivel is how effortlessly it can move and lock in the position. You can now switch your baby's position from front-facing to rear-facing without needing to awake them or strain your back. It's easy to adjust the height of the headrest and harness. Our reviewers were impressed by how quickly and easily it was done and how you can ensure that your child is in the right position every time. It's only downside is that you can't use it with a pram as it's fixed in your vehicle. You'd have to wake up a slumbering baby to take them to a stroller when you return home. It's also not the lightest seat (at almost 30 pounds) which means it's a bit heavy to lug around. But if you're in search of car seats that develop with your child from birth to ten years old and includes a lot of safety features that reassure you, it's worth the extra weight. The popular infant seat can be turned 360 degrees when facing forward and swivelled, ensuring that you can easily get the infant in and out of the car seat without straining your back. It has two dishwasher-safe cupholders, as well as an infant insert specially designed for infants. There's even an integrated sun shade for your little one to keep them protected when you're driving. The Pearl 360 comes with a clever, patent-pending “SlideTech” function on its base. This allows the seat to rotate first and then slide, if combined with the FamilyFix base. This makes it easier to get your baby into and out of the car seat, particularly when traveling on their own. The AGR also ranks it as a back friendly car seat. It comes with a cosy inlay right from birth, ClimaFlow ventilation and G-Cell impact protection. Tension Fix Indicator When it comes to car seats the one that allows you to rotate your child and keep them safe and buckled is a huge selling point. This is the reason that we included the maxi cosi in our top five list of the best infant car seats for 2019. It has a patented system that enables parents to easily rotate and bring their baby closer to them. The rotating feature reduces back strain and makes it easy to get a baby in and out of the seat. The patented system, dubbed SlideTech allows the base to move in front of you as you rotate your seat in any direction. The swiveling feature enables you to buckle or unbuckle your child effortlessly and without effort. It eliminates the need for you to reach across your vehicle's front to secure a seatbelt, which is a challenge in some vehicles. The Tension Fix Indicator is another great feature. It is a patent pending tension-sensitive red-to-green indicator that lets you when the car seatbelt is tight. This car seat solves a problem that 7 out 10 parents are unaware of, namely loose vehicle belt tension. The maxi cosi Spin includes ISOFIX anchorage and an upper tether point to increase the safety and stability. It also comes with visual indicators to allow you to easily install and remove the seat from your vehicle. This is an especially important feature as a research study has found that ISOFIX reduces the risk of incorrect installation by up to 94%, which could be dangerous for your child. This car seat is designed to adapt to the growth of your child. It can be used for children from birth up to age 4. It can be used rear-facing, high-back boosters, and forward-facing. It has 360-degree FlexiSpin rotating base that makes it easy to use. It also features an innovative linear side impact protection that increases collision safety up to 25%. It's a safe and comfortable seat that you can count on to protect your child from head-to-toe. Rear-Facing This stylish beauty is not just more expensive than other car seats that rotate but is also the best option for security. It features a foot that is stable attached to its base which helps it stay in the correct position, even on bumpy roads. It also features an automatic buckle sensor that sends updates to your smartphone, notifying you when it's time for you to check your child's seat belt is not buckled. It can be used by children who weigh up to 40 pounds facing rearwards and 22 to 65 lbs when facing forwards, so it can grow along with your child. One of the main selling points is that it allows children to face rearward until they're four years old. old that's a major improvement over the standard “up to two years” limit. Its 'Guard Surround” safety panels will automatically activate during a crash to protect your child. The height-adjustable, adjustable headrest is comfortable for older children. The seat scored a satisfactory 1.6 out of five stars in an ADAC crash test, so you can be confident that it will offer your child the most secure possible protection. Pushchairs & Prams rotating seats claim that they can last 'upto 12 years' however they only work with rear-facing children until the age of 10 or 11. Some exceptions include the Graco Turn2Me that can be used in three different modes (rear facing, forward-facing, and booster) from birth until your child is 13 or 14 years old. The feature of swivelling makes it much easier to get your child out and in while independent toddlers are able to easily climb in and secure themselves. The Cosatto Sirona and Baby Auto Dupla are two other car seats that do not offer the same extended rearward-facing ability. The first two are cheap but have been found to be poor quality with poor fit and harnesses and the tendency to push back on the driver's seat when seated in rear-facing mode. The Graco Joie has a better recline, but it's not as compact as other models and its Isofix mechanism can sometimes struggle to get a secure fit in certain cars. Forward-Facing As your child gets older as they get older, you'll have to transition them from rear-facing mode to forward-facing mode. This is a good idea as soon as the child's head starts to rise above the rear of the car seat. To test if it's time you can simply place your hands against the back of the seat and try to get your hand close to the top of your child's head. The Joie 360 is one of the most effective seats to convert your infant's rear-facing seat into a forward-facing one. It rotates 360 degrees, making it easy to get your child into the car and out. And a magnetic buckle holder keeps the harness straps out of the way so you don't have to fish them out from under your toddler when you've gotten them in. The seat is light and easy to carry even when loaded with your child's car seat bag. And, as with all of the best car seats that rotate, it comes with a Tension Fix indicator that tells you visually if your seatbelt is properly tightened. You'll know if it's secure when the indicator changes from green to red. The Graco Turn2Me is a great car seat that rotates and can also be transformed into a booster seat when your child is ready. It has a simple-to-install latch system, as well as a clever, back-saving SlideTech feature that lets you turn the seat and move it towards you when taking your child out of the car. It's an excellent choice if you have a compact car, since it's one of the tiniest rotating seats available. It's got some safety-enhancing features, such as an adjustable leg support that can be adjusted in height and an adjustable rebound bar to stop the seat from tilting in the event of an accident. We like the many features of this seat, but we are disappointed that it does not come with a built-in level to ensure the correct installation of the base. This is a pity because a properly fitted seat is essential to your baby's safety.