Looking for the best car seat for a baby in Australia? Start with a rear-facing seat that meets AS/NZS 1754 and uses the mandatory top tether; ISOFIX helps you get a rock-solid install without inventing new swear words. In the real world, Britax Safe-n-Sound, Maxi-Cosi and Infasecure all offer excellent extended rear-facing models with strong side-impact protection. Prioritise fit to your car and child—check shoulder height markers, harness adjustability, and whether it installs firmly in the middle or outboard positions. New seats usually run about $250–$800; skip second-hand unless you know the full history and it’s well within its expiry. The “best” seat is the one you can install perfectly, every single school run.
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