CosattoPortable Car Seat
R2,799
About
5 Reasons to Buy Port
Anchor your dot in Port, the handy from-birth 0+ car seat.
Fitting on Ooba, WOW, Wish and Woop travel systems, Port’s your happy harbour…
First Port of Call
Move your dot smoothly hither and thither with Port 0+ car seat. Suitable from birth to 13kgs it’s the secure, snug pod of choice for strolling or giving an in-car cuddle.
Shipshape & Snug
Whatever shape your growing dot, Port’s got a snuggle to suit, thanks to an adjustable head cushion and chest pads.
In-Car Cuddle
This from-birth bodyguard fits front or back car seats and is rear-facing. The quick-release harness buckle gives immediate access once you’ve arrived. Port’s compatible with standard in-car 3 point safety seat belts.
Sea Air
With pop-off easy clean covers and a side air vent, Port stays super fresh. Anchor your dot in the plushest vessel around.
Ace with Base
Port fits an ISOFIX base for sturdy anchoring in your car. This is the ultimate in click ‘n’ go convenience. Handy quick release buttons let you move your baby bundle from car to shops with no wake ups. (ISOFIX base sold separately).
Product Features
- Suitable from birth
- Compatible with Giggle 2, Wow, Wish, Woop and Ooba Travel Systems
- Compatible with ISOFIX base for click 'n' go convenience (sold separately)
- Easy to get from A to B without waking baby
- Easy-adjust headrest
- Rearward facing on front and rear vehicle seats
- 5 point harness with quick release buckle
- Tummy pad
- Adjustable head cushion and chest pads
- Compatible with standard 3 point safety belt
- Removable and washable covers
- Side air vents
Safety warning:
Never put a child in a passenger seat fitted with an active front airbag. Airbags are designed to protect adults but can have the opposite effect on children.
Try to keep journeys for newborns up to 4 weeks old no longer than 30 minutes, and for older babies no longer than 2 hours. It is good for your baby to lie flat for most of the day, so if you do need to make a longer trip ensure that you take regular breaks to allow your little one to stretch out for a while away from their car seat.
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