BeSafe
BeSafe has been making rear facing car seats for over 20 years, because they are the safest option for children up to 4 years old. The Scandinavian company has been committed to spreading their knowledge all throughout the rest of Europe and the world for just as long.
Their efforts have paid off: in 2013, the new European legislation i-Size took effect, which obligates car seat manufacturers to provide rear facing car sears for children up to 15 months. A revolution according to some, but BeSafe has simply been calling it Scandinavian Safety for the past 20 years.
The BeSafe car seats aren’t just the safest option on the market, they’re also comfortable for kids, easy to install for the parents, and nice-looking.
Do you want more information about BeSafe? Check our frequently asked questions.
What is the BeSafe iZi Modular Front Brace exactly?
Read about the importance of the front brace!
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Everything about i-Size
Have you heard about the new regulation iSize? We love to explain...
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BeSafe car list and stroller list
Would you like to know which car seats are compatible with your car or stroller? Check out our complete overview.
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Blog
3 tips from mommy Lara for safe car journeys with children!
This summer, we drove to Brittany by car, already for the fourth time! I don’t have to tell you that it is a challenge with two children! If you are soon going on a long car trip with younger children, these tips might help you to facilitate the car journey!
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Rotation for the new generation!
For more than 30 years, our car seat brand BeSafe has been making rear-facing car seats, because it is 5 times safer to transport your children in a rear-facing position instead of a forward-facing one. BeSafe has used its many years of experience and expertise to develop a brand new innovative car seat! Welcome, iZi Twist B i-Size – the very first rotating car seat of BeSafe!
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How can I transport my child as safely as possible in the car?
That’s what mommy Tinneke was wondering with the arrival of her daughter Ellis. She put a group 0 car seat on her birthlist (and a bunch of other stuff), but she forgot… the group 1 car seat! BABYmatters to the rescue!
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Travel home from the hospital with your newborn – 5 things to prepare !
Are you going to be parents for the first time? Team BABYmatters collected the best tips for preparing for the first trip you will take with your baby.
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Three on the back seat!
According to the latest figures published by the Belgian government, the average family in Belgium comprises 2.1 children. Oops! With my three kids I’m somewhat above that! And making a conscious decision to have a slightly bigger family can occasionally cause frowns to appear…
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Which BeSafe carseat do I choose?
You don't know which car seat suits your child best? Our charts below will clearify things for you.
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After a rear-facing child seat has been installed, slide the front seat back so that it makes contact with the child seat, in order to prevent the child seat from striking the front seat in the event of a collision. If it is not possible to make contact between the front seat and the child seat, the minimum distance should be 25 cm.
ISOfix is a system for fitting child seats in cars. The system comprises two rigid metal anchor points located in the gap between the back and sitting section of the car seat. Child seats with ISOfix contain two ISOfix arms that slot into these metal anchor points. The child seat also has a third point of support, usually in the form of a support leg that rests against the car floor.
Child seats with ISOfix are generally very easy to install, significantly minimizing the risk of incorrect use. Experience would suggest that a high proportion of traditional child seats are incorrectly installed and an incorrectly installed child seat can create a false sense of security. The ISOfix system offers a heightened level of safety as the risk of a child seat being incorrectly installed is minimal.