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The Maxi Cosi Spin – The Best Infant Car Seats of 2019 A car seat that rotates makes getting baby in and out of the car less difficult and reduces back strain. Parents also love that the tethered connecting filament ensures that there is no separation between the base and seat during installation. The convertible seat can grow with your baby from birth until ten years old and features rear-facing, forward-facing, and belt-positioning boosters. It features an adjustable harness with 10 positions and a headrest adjustment, as well as PureCosi fabrics and foam. 360 Degree Swivel This is the best rotating car seat for your toddler, baby, and beyond. It can rotate on the base 360 degrees to assist you take the baby in and out and it swivels inwards to give your child a clear view of the road. It's super simple to install and use and has clear indications on the base and visual feedback. Another great feature of the 360 swivel is how smoothly it moves and locks in place. maxi cosi car seat and base allows you to shift your baby from rear-facing to front-facing without waking them or putting too much strain on your back. It's also easy to adjust the headrest or the height of the harness. Our reviewers were awed by how quickly and easily you can adjust the height of your harness and ensure that your child is always properly positioned. The only issue is that it can't be used with a pram because it stays fixed in your car. Therefore, you'll have to wake the baby who is asleep to put them into a stroller at the conclusion of a trip. It's also not the tiniest car seat (at nearly thirty pounds) and can be a little heavy to carry around. If you're looking for a car seat to grow with your child from birth to ten years old and have lots of reassuring features, the extra weight is worth it. The popular infant seat can be turned 360 degrees in forward-facing mode and swivelled so that you can easily get the baby into and out of the car seat without straining your back. It has two dishwasher-safe cupholders, as well as an infant insert that's designed for babies. It even has a sun shade for your little one to keep them protected while you're driving. The Pearl 360 has the added benefit of a clever 'SlideTech' function on its base, which enables the seat to first rotate and then slide once it's used together with the FamilyFix base. This makes getting your child out and in the seat easy especially if you're traveling on your own. It's also classified by AGR as a safe back car seat. It is equipped with a cozy from birth inlay, ClimaFlow ventilation and G-Cell side impact protection. Tension Fix Indicator When it is about car seats the one that allows you to rotate your child while keeping them safe and buckled is a big selling factor. We have included the maxi-cosi spinning in our top five list of the best infant car seats for 2019. It has a patented system which allows parents to rotate their child and bring them closer to them. The rotating feature helps to reduce back strain and makes it easier to get the child in and out of the seat. The patent-pending system, known as SlideTech allows the base to move in front of you as you rotate your seat in any direction. The feature that swivels makes it easy to buckle and unbuckle your child without stress. It also eliminates the need for you to reach across your vehicle's front for a seatbelt. This can be a hassle in certain vehicles. Another excellent feature of this car seat is the Tension Fix Indicator It is a patent-pending red-to-green tension-sensitive indicator that lets you know when the car seat belt is tight. This solves the issue that 7 out of 10 parents do not encounter that is loose vehicle belt tension. The maxi cosi spin comes with ISOFIX anchorage and an upper tether point to improve security and stability. It also comes with visual indicators to make it easy to install and remove the seat from your vehicle. This feature is crucial because ISOFIX reduces the risk of an incorrect installation to as high as 94%. This can be dangerous for children. The car seat can be used from birth to 4, and is designed to grow with your child. It can be used rear-facing, high-back boosters, and forward-facing. It features 360-degree FlexiSpin rotating base that makes it simple to use. It also comes with an exclusive linear side-impact protection system that improves collision safety by up to 25%. It is a safe and comfortable seat that you can count on to shield your child from head-to-toe. Rear-Facing Despite being more expensive than many other car seats that rotate it is also a top pick for safety. It has a stable leg attached to its base, which helps to keep it in a stable position even on bumpy roads. It also has a buckle sensor that sends notifications to your smartphone when it's time to monitor your child's health or if the seatbelt has been not buckled. It can support children as heavy as 40 pounds rear-facing, and 22 to 65 pounds forward-facing so it's able to grow with your child. One of the main selling points is that it allows children to face rearward until they're four years old. older this is a huge improvement over the standard “up to two years” limit. Its 'Guard Surround' safety panels automatically turn on to protect your child in an accident, and its height-adjustable headrest is super comfy for older kids. This seat received a satisfactory 1.6 out of five stars in an ADAC crash test, so you can be sure it will offer your child the best possible protection. Some rotating seats claim they last for 'up to 12 years' but are only suitable for rear-facing until your child reaches the age of 10 or 11. The Graco Turn2Me model is a notable exception, as it can be used in all three modes: rear facing, forward facing, and booster from the time of birth until around 13 or 14. The swivel feature makes it easier to get your child out and in, while independent toddlers can effortlessly climb in and buckle themselves up. Other rotating car seats that do not offer the same rear-facing capabilities are the Cosatto Sirona, Baby Auto Dupla and Graco Joie 360 spin. The two seats are cheap, but they've been proven to be of poor quality. They come with poor harnesses, poor fit and a tendency for the seat to shift forward when facing rearwards. The Graco Joie has a better recline, but it's not as compact as other models and its Isofix mechanism can sometimes struggle to get a secure fit on certain cars. Forward-Facing As your baby grows, you'll have to transition your baby from rear-facing to forward-facing mode. It's a good idea to do this at the point that their head starts to move up above the back of the seat. Place your hands on the back of the seat and try to touch the top of your child's head. One of the most effective seats for moving your infant from a rear-facing seat to a forward-facing car seat is the Joie 360. It has a 360-degree rotation that makes it simple to put your baby into and get them out of the car. A magnetic buckle holder keeps the straps of the harness out of the way, so you don't have to fish them out from under your toddler once you get them in. The seat is extremely light, meaning it's easy to transport, even when fully loaded with your baby and their car seat bag. Like all of the best car seats that rotate, it features a Tension Fix indicator, which shows you visually whether the seat belt is tight enough. When the indicator changes color from red to green you'll know it's secured. The Graco Turn2Me is a great rotating car seat that can also be transformed into a booster seat when your child is ready. It has an easy latch system as well as an extra-safe SlideTech feature that allows you to rotate the seat in your direction when you remove your child from the car. It's an excellent option for those with a small car, as it's one of the slimmest rotating seats on the market. It has some safety-enhancing features, including a height-adjustable leg support and an adjustable rebound bar to stop the seat from tilting in the event of an accident. We do like many of the features included in this seat, we aren't thrilled that it doesn't have an integrated level to check the proper installation of the base. This is a huge oversight, as a properly installed seat is crucial to your baby's safety.