Premium Car Booster Seats for Smooth Journeys
Secure. Supportive. Ready for every journey
Why Do You Need a Car Seat?
In the U.S., the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) reports that car seats cut the risk of injury by 71% for infants and 54% for toddlers. Research also claims that motion calms fussy babies and car seats offer a similar experience. But peace of mind shouldn’t come cheap.
Built for Easy Everyday Use
Nap-approved for Comfort & Safety
Grows with your child -up to 12 years
Well built for Enhanced Safety
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Why R for Rabbit?
| Feature | R for Rabbit Car Seat | Ordinary Car Seat |
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| 360° Rotating Design |
Convenient swivel mechanism for easy entry and exit
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Convenient swivel mechanism for easy entry and exit
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Fixed seat requiring awkward lifting
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Fixed seat requiring awkward lifting
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| ISOFIX Safety Latch |
For quick, secure, and stable installation
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For quick, secure, and stable installation
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Often lacks ISOFIX and uses seatbelts only
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Often lacks ISOFIX and uses seatbelts only
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| Spine-Safe Ergonomics |
Scientifically designed seating for spinal support and comfort
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Scientifically designed seating for spinal support and comfort
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Lack of ergonomic support may cause discomfort
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Lack of ergonomic support may cause discomfort
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| Integrated Shock Absorption |
To reduce impact from road bumps
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To reduce impact from road bumps
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Basic or no side protection; less effective in collisions
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Basic or no side protection; less effective in collisions
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| Washable Covers |
Reinforced side wingsfor maximum safety
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Reinforced side wingsfor maximum safety
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Bulky and manual folding
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Bulky and manual folding
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| Grows with Your Child |
Accommodate children’s growth spurts. Booster seats for cars are an added bonus
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Accommodate children’s growth spurts. Booster seats for cars are an added bonus
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Flat seat, limited or no recline
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Flat seat, limited or no recline
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Why Parents Trust R for Rabbit Baby Products?
Built for Babies, Built by Parents
Frequently Asked Questions
Children who have outgrown their infant-only car seat will require a larger seat. So, group 0 car seat is recommended for babies of age group 0 to 9 months and Group 1 & 2 is best for kids of age 4 to 7 years.
Some parents may desire to wait until their baby is closer to reaching the sitting landmark to leverage a baby seat. We at R for Rabbit suggest group 0 car seat is for babies of age group 0 to 9 months and Group 1 & 2 is endorsed for children of age between 4 to 7 years.
Yes, you can better use a car seat for infants of age 0 months. Also, infants must ride in a rear-facing seat until they reach out the determined weight and utmost height parameters.
Car seats are leveraged to secure your baby while you are travelling distances safely. It is safe, comfortable, useful and highly convenient. So, every parent is suggested to use a car seat for the safety of their kids in India till at least the age of 5 years.
International Standard Organisation Fix (ISOFIX) is a mechanism which is leveraged to effortlessly fix your car seat to the car utilising metal clips for better stability and enhanced safety.
Many tests showcase that ISOFIX-mounted seats are really secure and safe. Rather than banking on a belt, the car seat is fixed straight to the kid’s seat base. That means there is lesser movement in the seat when faced with an accident, specifically a side-on impact.
No. ISOFIX can merely be utilised with car seats that have an in-built ISOFIX mechanism. They are most probably compatible with the same brand of car seats. All ISOFIX bases are not similar and come with a diverse range of features.
ISOFIX is perfect for babies in an age group of 0 months to 12 years and weighing around 9 to 18 kgs. Child seats must be fitted either by leveraging ISOFIX mountings or a seat belt strap. A highback booster seat is suggested for small children.

