Question 1

What’s the difference between a convertible booster and a standard booster seat?

Accepted Answer

A convertible booster starts with a harness and later transitions to a seatbelt booster, while a standard booster only uses the car’s seatbelt.

Question 2

When should I switch from harness mode to booster mode?

Accepted Answer

When your child's shoulder height reaches the transitionary shoulder height marker label, found on the convertible booster seat's fabrics, near the shoulder.

Question 3

Are convertible booster seats safe for newborns?

Accepted Answer

No, they're never suitable for newborns and not recommended for infants. It is recommended children be rearward facing, in a suitable car seat, for as long as possible.

Question 4

How do I know if my booster seat is installed correctly?

Accepted Answer

Follow the user manual or book in with our friendly car seat instillation service for expert assistance.

Question 5

How long can my child use a convertible booster seat?

Accepted Answer

For as long as their shoulder height is below the final or exit shoulder height marker label.

Question 6

What is the difference between 3-in-1 and 2-in-1 convertible booster seats?

Accepted Answer

3-in1 seats are not common and are often referred to as convertible car seats due to their multiple modes and therefore, their suitable use length will vary to the advice above.

Question 7

Can I install a convertible booster seat myself?

Accepted Answer

Yes, but for peace of mind, professional fitting is recommended.

Question 8

Find the Right Convertible Booster Seat at Baby Bunting

Accepted Answer

Convertible booster seats offer safety, convenience, and value as your child grows.

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