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The Silver Cross Simplicity is a car seat designed to provide a safe and comfortable ride for infants. It is suitable for babies from birth to 13kg and is compatible with Silver Cross prams and pushchairs, allowing for easy transitions from car to stroller. The seat features a five-point harness system, a newborn head hugger, and a five-position handle for carrying or rocking the seat. The Simplicity also has a removable and washable cover for easy maintenance. In terms of safety, the Silver Cross Simplicity is built with energy-absorbing technology and has been tested to European safety standards. It also features an adjustable harness and a unique buckle design that prevents the harness from being released accidentally. Additionally, the seat can be installed in the car using either the vehicle's seatbelt or the Silver Cross Simplifix Isofix Base. The Silver Cross Simplicity comes in a range of colours and patterns to suit any style. It measures 44cm x 68cm x 40cm and weighs just 4kg, making it lightweight and easy to transport. Overall, the Silver Cross Simplicity is a practical and reliable car seat option for parents looking to keep their infants safe and comfortable during car journeys.
| Brand | Silver Cross |
| Model | Simplicity |
| Product | car seat |
| Language | English |
| Filetype | User manual (PDF) |
Can't find the answer to your question in the manual? You may find the answer to your question in the FAQs about the Silver Cross Simplicity below.
No, the baby could suffocate. If a baby falls asleep in the car seat, the baby should be removed from the car seat and placed in a cradle. Once asleep, take the baby out and put it in its own cradle as soon as possible.
No, you can keep a child on your lap for up to 24 months during flights.