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NOT RECOMMENDED – The Nuna Aace is just a booster using the adult lap sash seat belt. The cost is 20% more than the trusted Britax Hi-liner; which we have been using for many years and the Nuna aace does not have a Anti Submarining clip to prevent your child from sliding under the lap section of the seat belt.
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Recommended – The Kid Guard Pro Booster seat is designed to fit alongside another baby car seat; as it is narrow and does not have arm rests. The Kid Guard pro has expandable wings allowing larger children to stay safely harnessed. The extended base allows for children wih longer legs to be harnessed without the booster seat digging into their thighs.
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Not Recommended – The cost of the Maxi Cosi Rodi is a huge negative; considering the price of the Britax maxi guard is only marginally above that of the Rodi. Other issues such as the cable ties, the pinching hazard and the headrest coming completely out; mean there are better alternatives for the money.
The Maxi Cosi Rodi AP Booster Seat claims to be the Safest and most comfortable booster seat of the market. Consider for a moment that the Maxi Cosi Rodi is only a Booster seat and with an RRP of $259, making it the most expensive booster on the market.
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The untethered booster, is designed for occassional use; and where there are no anchor points installed; such as the third row of a seven seater suv/ van. Occasional use; is defined for when a grandparent; picks up their grand-child sometimes from child care or needs to pick the children up in an emergency.
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Up until September 2014, when a child reached the upper height marker on a forward facing 0-4 child restraint, the child would go into a Booster seat. In September 2014 a new class of child restraint was introduced, the G type seat. The G type seat is a forward facing child restraint (6 months to 8 years) that allows the child to be restrained with a harness until the are approximately 8 years of age.
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