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The Maxi Cosi Spin – The Best Infant Car Seats of 2019 A rotating car seat helps get baby out of the car much easier and lessens back strain. Parents also appreciate that the tethered connecting filament ensures inseparability between base and seat during installation. The convertible seat can grow with your child from birth to 10 years old. It has rear-facing, forward-facing, and belt-positioning boosters. It features an adjustable harness with 10 positions and a headrest adjustment, along with PureCosi fabrics and foam. 360 Degree Swivel This is the most comfortable car seat that can rotate for your baby, toddler and beyond. It rotates on the base 360 degrees to assist you take the baby out and in and it swivels inwards to give your child a good view of the road. It's easy to use and install, with clear indications on the base and visual feedback. Another benefit of the 360 swivel is how effortlessly it moves and locks in place. This allows you to shift your baby from rear to front-facing without waking them or placing too much strain on your back. It's easy to adjust the height of the harness and the headrest. Our reviewers were amazed at how quickly and easily it was done and how you can make sure your child is properly positioned every time. The only niggle is that it can't be used with a pram because it stays fixed in your car, meaning you'll need to wake up an infant who is sleeping to transfer them into the stroller at the end of your journey. It's also not the lightest seat (at nearly 30 pounds) which means it's a bit heavy to lug around. If you're looking for a car seat that grows with your child from birth until 10 years old, and include lots of reassuring features, the extra weight is worth it. This infant seat from the popular brand can rotate 360 degrees and swivel in forward-facing direction, meaning you can easily move your baby in and out of the seat with less strain on your back. It comes with two cupholders that are dishwasher safe and an infant insert built in for newborns. It has an built-in sun shade that can protect your child while you drive. The Pearl 360 comes with a clever, patent-pending 'SlideTech” feature on its base. This allows the seat to rotate first and then slide, when used in conjunction with the FamilyFix base. This makes it easier to get your baby into and out of the car seat, particularly when traveling on their own. It's also recognized by AGR as a safe back car seat and comes with a cosy 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 safely buckled is a major selling factor. This is why we have included the maxi cosi in our top five list of the top infant car seats of 2019. It comes with a patent-pending system that allows parents to rotate their infant and bring them closer to them. The feature that rotates reduces back strain and makes it easy to get a baby in and out of the seat. The patent-pending system, known as SlideTech allows the base to move towards you while you rotate your seat in any direction. The feature that swivels makes it easy to buckle and unbuckle your child without stress. It eliminates the requirement to reach across your vehicle's front to secure a seatbelt, which is a challenge in certain vehicles. The Tension Fix Indicator is a great addition. It is a patent-pending tension-sensitive red-to-green indicator that lets you know when your car seatbelt is tight. This car seat addresses a problem that 7 out 10 parents are unaware of, namely loose vehicle belt tension. The maxi cosi Spin also has ISOFIX anchorage and a top tether point that can increase safety and stability. It also has visual indicators that make it simple to install and remove the seat from your car. This is an especially important feature because a study found that ISOFIX lowers the chance of a mistake in installation by up to 94%, which can be harmful to your child. This car seat is used from birth to 4, and is designed to develop with your child. It can be used in forward-facing, rear-facing and high-back booster positions, and comes with 360-degree FlexiSpin base that rotates for an easy-to-use. It also features a unique linear side-impact protection system that increases collision safety by up to 25 percent. It is a comfortable and safe seat that can protect your child from top to the bottom. Rear-Facing Although it's more expensive than many other rotating car seats however, this elegant design is also a top option for safety. It features a stabilized leg that is attached to the base, which helps to keep it in the proper position even on bumpy roads. It also has a buckle sensor that sends updates to your phone alerting you when it's time to check your child and if the seat belt is not buckled. It can be used by children who weigh up to 40 pounds when facing rearwards and 22 to 65 lbs when facing forwards, meaning it will grow with your child. The fact that children can be rear-facing for up to the age of four is a major selling point. This is a significant improvement over the traditional “upto two years” restriction. Its “Guard Surround” safety panels will automatically activate in a crash to protect your child. The height-adjustable, adjustable headrest is comfortable for older children. The seat scored 1.6 stars out of five in an ADAC crash-test and you can be sure it will offer your child the best security. Many rotating seats claim to last for 'up to 12 years' but they're best suited for rear facing up to the time your child is around 10 or 11 years old. Some exceptions include the Graco Turn2Me that can be used in three different modes (rear facing, forward-facing and booster) from birth until your child is about 13 or 14 years old. Its swivel function makes getting your kid in and out so much easier and independent toddlers will are able to climb into and secure themselves them. Other rotating car seats that do not have the same rear-facing capabilities are the Cosatto Sirona, Baby Auto Dupla and Graco Joie 360 spin. The first two seats aren't expensive, but they've been found to be of poor quality. They have a poor harness that are not well-fitted and have a tendency for the seat to shift back when facing rearwards. The Graco Joie is more compact than other models, but has a lower recline. Its Isofix system may also have trouble fitting in certain cars. Forward-Facing As your baby grows, you'll need to switch your baby from rear-facing to forward-facing mode. It's best to start this process when their head starts to come up over the back of the seat. To determine if it's time, simply place your hand against the back of the seat and try to touch the top of your child's head. One of the best seats to move your infant from a rear-facing position a forward-facing car seat is the Joie 360. It has a 360-degree tilt that makes it simple to place your child in and out of the car. A magnetic buckle holder keeps the harness straps out of the way, so you don't need to pull them out from under your toddler after you've gotten them in. The seat is incredibly lightweight, which means it's easy to carry, even when fully loaded with your child and their car seat bag. And, as with maxi cosi isofix car seat of the best rotating car seats, it features a Tension Fix indicator, which tells you visually if the seatbelt is correctly tightened. You'll know if it's secure when the indicator changes from red to green. Another great car seat that rotates is the Graco TURN2Me, which also turns into a booster seat when your baby is ready. It features a simple to install latch system, and a clever back-saving SlideTech feature that lets you move the seat towards you when taking your child out of the car. It's an excellent option if you have a compact car, since it's one of the tiniest rotating seats available. It's got some safety-enhancing features, including the ability to adjust the height of your leg and a rebound bar to prevent tilting in the event of a crash. But, while we like many of the features on this seat, we aren't thrilled the fact that it doesn't come with a built-in level to verify the proper installation of the base. And, since a properly installed seat is key to your baby's safety This oversight is a pity.