LuvLap Comfy Car Seat – Blue
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Product Highlights
- Specially designed rearward and forward-facing comfy baby car seat.
- The car seat comes with an adjustable headrest and straps.
- Luvlap’s comfy seat has a 5-point safety harness.
- comes with padded wings for side impact protection.
- Luvlap comfy car seats can be beneficial for 9 months to 3 years.
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- Description
Description
- The Luvlap car seat is certified as safe for use as per European standards.
- Car seat has padded wings on the sides, a thick headrest and shoulder and crotch pad to ensure your baby’s total comfort.
- Offers properly secures protection for the baby’s head, hips, and legs.
- It comes with an adjustable headrest and straps, so you can find the perfect fit for your child.
- A 5-point safety harness helps keep babies safe and comfortable.
Direction of use
- Installing a rear facing car seat.
- Separate the carrier from the base.
- Anchor the base to your car’s back seat.
- Added the seat belt through the base, alternatively.
Safety information
- Read the enclosed manual carefully.
- Never leave the child unattended.
- Always check buckles and straps whether fixed.
- Do not use a car seat if any component is damaged, broken or missing parts.
FAQ
The 5-point harness has five attachment points designed to restrain your child at the shoulders and hips. If there is a crash, the car seat harness transfers the forces of the crash to these rigid points of the body and into the seat.
Yes, the Luvlab is certified as safe for use as per European standards.
LuvLap comfy car seats are used to provide comfort and are suitable for 3 age groups of infants: Group 1 (9 months to 3 years), Group 2 (3 years to 6 years), and Group 3 (6 years to 12 years).
A proper car seat protects the baby from sudden jerks while traveling, also keeping the baby comfortable.
yes , the rearward facing car seats are better designed to support a child’s head, neck and spine in the event of a crash.
