Advantages: FULL ACCIDENT PROTECTION
Disadvantages: NONE REALLY - JUST THE SUN CANOPY NEEDS REMOVING WHEN BABY GETS OLDER

...The creatis car seat offers excellent all round protection for your child. I have had a few different car seats with my 3 children and the Bebe Confort Creatis stands out from the rest (safety wise) by a mile in every way. Firstly I have read the reviews that other parents have put on this site and I do not agree with some of them. The creatis car seat offers the best position for baby when travelling by car in the event of an accident - in every direction and its side impact is outstanding and I feel is the best. Yes it is like an egg shell/bucket seat but this has been recommended by professionals as the safest position for baby to be in - in the event of an accident by car. The car seat is not supposed to be a luxury armchair or a fashion statement - it is there purely to provide full protection for your baby in the event... Read review

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Advantages: Expands up and out; 'Red' clip means younger children can sit safely without a five point harness
Disadvantages: As with any seat using a normal fitted seat belt, you do have to lean across the child to fasten the belt.

..., therefore, don't recommend that you put your wee ones into this stage of car seat until they're three. Our not quite so wee one weighs more than a small three year old and is probably as tall as one, so physically, was ready for the transition; we were just concerned that he'd pull at the seatbelt and 'escape'! The answer to our problems did seem to be this innovatively designed Bebe Confort Hipsos with its red clip securing the belt against the seat just over the child's shoulder making it much harder for a child to outmaneouvre himself. A Peter Jones assistant (and I do like the way that JL stores have a car seat in situ on which to try out the seats) was happy to demonstrate how the seat worked and even revealed that this model reclines a little with the help of two levers on the side. I was reassured. We caught the train home... Read review

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Advantages: Forward and rearward facing seat, compact when folded
Disadvantages: Heavy, not good on kerbs, no one-handed steering

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Advantages: divine products, extensive range, widely available, generous freebies
Disadvantages: expensive, other people may borrow yours

...despite being designed for dry skin Primordiale Intense (50 ml jar @ £38.00) - I’m using a free 15 ml jar of this “visible skin refining anti-age treatment” at the moment and despite my initial misgivings on sight of the almost runny pink cream it is a very effective moisturiser - but I’ll have to receive several comments about how much younger I’m looking to persuade me to part with that much cash for a full size pot Gel Clarte (125 ml tube @ £16.00) - this foaming cleansing gel is designed for combination skin and was too drying for my face - a friend likes it though and now buys regularly Tonique Confort (200 ml bottle @ £16.00) - I found this utterly pointless - you’re supposed to use it like a toner for dry and sensitive skin but it’s a lotion - most of which seemed to remain on my cotton wool pad unless I applied pressure... Read review

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Advantages: Lightweight, comfy padded seat, suspension system, fully adjustable handle height and incline
Disadvantages: May be a bit pricier than other lightweight pushchairs in the market

...When my 2nd child had grown to a much bigger size at 9 months old, I was looking at the option of purchasing a 2nd stroller after struggling with an expensive Mamas & Papas Pliko Argento pushchair for the past few years both with my 1st child and my 2nd child. I did lots of research on the Internet and tried out some pushchairs in Mothercare and Toys R Us but didn't find anything I wanted (I wanted a very lightweight stroller that is easy to steer, folds and opens very easily, is comfy for my baby to sit in). The one closest to what I'm looking for was MacLaren Volo, which was lightweight enough for me and easy enough to use, but I wasn't very happy about the mesh seat on the Volo as I wanted a more "substantial" padded seat for my baby. I'd heard about the Bebe Confort Vit through reading Babyworld.co.uk reviews and wanted to try it... Read review

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Advantages: Simple click-in system, have covered many bases
Disadvantages: Bit Heavy, quite wide, takes some getting used to

...I'm sure I must be slowly working my way around all the buggies on the market. When I found out I was expecting my second I couldn't decide what I wanted this time, having had five different ones for my first child. So currently I have a Bugaboo, which I had been using for my son, a Bebe Confort Loola system with carry cot (my current pram of choice) and a Phil and Teds Sport Double which I bought off Ebay as my eldest is only just two. Oh and I still have a Quinny Zapp in the boot of my hubbies car 'just in case' I should be ashamed of myself… most people go through a baby or two with the one pram. But in my defence I don't hoard them, when I'm bored they go straight on to Ebay to buy the next one! I am going to review the Loola Pushchair, I have the whole travel system, although there are different sections in Ciao to review... Read review

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Advantages: Safety, forward and rear facing
Disadvantages: bulky, hard to fit, straps

...Ooooh what a big baby you have! You must feed him too much? His daddy must have been a big boy? hmmm that a bit of personal question isn't it? Anyways I suffered all this because I had one of them cute chubby, sturdy babies and outgrew his 1st car seat before he was the required "9-12 months". Come on not even a year old and already revolting against rules!! SO I had a little dilemma on my hands, I was short of cash, and always am being a single parent, I needed a new car seat as his poor legs were getting squashed against the seat all the time, but going by the words of "experts" his neck wasn't strong enough to be in a forward facing car seat. So what do you do? You go out and buy a BebeConfort Iseos that’s what. The answer to your dreams! A seat that both forward and rear facing, suitable for your little bundle from the age of 6... Read review

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Advantages: Stylish, easy to push, faces front or rear
Disadvantages: Small shopping basket, wide frame, quite heavy

...We didn't want a common pushchair, so when we set out to test them the Loola was always amongst my favourites. The Loola is very quick and easy to assemble, and was the only pushchair that we managed to figure out without the aid of a shop assistant. The folding mechanism is quick and easy to use. It is very easy to switch between parts of the travel system, as each part clicks easily into the frame. We used the Creatis Confort car seat with the frame until our son was 5 months old, then swtched to the pushchair mode. This pushchair is built to last, and is very roomy for our tall son. The seat unt can be used to face forwards or backwards. Easy to push one handed, and manouvere around corners. The Loola is a good walking pushchair which copes with varied terrain. It is quite heavy to lift, but is suprisingly small when folded... Read review

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Advantages: Very safe and newborn lies quite flat too
Disadvantages: Quite long so can be a squeeze in some cars

...if it was difficult. We had already tried the Prima Viaggio, Cosy Tot and Cosy Tot Isofix and the Creatis was clearly the easiest - mainly I suspect because you start with the seatbelt already fastened. Plonk the carseat on the car seat (does that make sense?) and clip the lap part of the seatbelt underneath. Then you pull it tight and pull some belt around the head of the seat and clip it in to one guide, pull and clip into second guide. No clipping seatbelts into buckles you cant see or threading miles of belt that keep retracting back. Really easy. Once we had decided on the thing I was keen to know it was safe and did some digging on the internet. The BebeConfort stuff is widely tested in Germany and France so there were some good tests to read (try Creatis and test in Google, the translate option helps if your German is a bit shaky), it actually... Read review

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Advantages: TRENDY LOOK
Disadvantages: uncomfortable, small, would not last up to 13 kg

...Creatis by Bebe Confort is a very trendy looking car seat. We have iy in grey 02. Sound boring. But as a colour is perfect. Stylish, aluminum-like, site. it has black accent of fabric and red piping. Suitable for boys and girl (if ou planning more in the future this colour is great!) You bought is a part of the travel system. We have Elite pushchair in the same grey 02. I bought it reasonable cheap form the main distributer (Dorel). Also the grandparents paid for travel system so I bought as many items as I could find including umbrella, changing back, 2 raincovers... The car seat came at the price of £45 (retail about £98), raincover was £10 (retail £15) GOOD POINTS: 1) very stylish, almost futuristic looking seat. 2) trendy design, very well made 3) washable removable cover 4) raincover is excellent, fit very snugly and has... Read review

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