Swandoo CURIE Rear Facing i-Size Child Seat

The autumn 2022 test, conducted by the top consumer rating organisations, ADAC, ÖAMTC, and TCS, crowned Curie best in category, with an overall score of 1.9 (Good). 

- REAR FACING - Maximum protection for children in the case of a frontal impact.
- SIDE IMPACT BUDDY - Up to 40% better side-impact absorption
- MAGNETIC HARNESS CLIPS - Super helpful when placing your little one in their seat
- FOR THE LITTLE AND NOT SO LITTLE ONES - 40 – 105 cm or up to 18 kg
- I-SIZE, ECE R129/03 Certified to meet the most demanding safety regulations
- SEAT´S WEIGHT 14.9 kg

Swandoo pays attention to even the tiniest of details and continuously work on enhancing the safety, usability, quality, and comfort of car seats. Because, as parents, we know that small things can make a big difference – just like our children!
 
FOR SAFETY CONSCIOUS PARENTS
Rear-facing child seats provide better protection for children in the case of a frontal impact. By choosing Curie as your little one’s travel companion you are making a conscious decision from the start. Rear-facing only, there will never be the question of which way your child should be facing in the car and there won’t be the possibility of turning them forward prematurely. To put it simply, there won’t be any compromises when it comes to the safety of your child. With Curie, there’s only one way to travel – the safest way! Conforming to the highest ease-of-use standards, Curie can be turned 90° in each direction, enabling you to easily place and remove your little one when boarding or leaving the vehicle. 

COMFORTABLE AT EVERY ANGLE
You should never have to choose between safety and comfort. Thanks to Curie’s easily adjustable recline system, you can find the perfect angle for your little one – from almost flat for a quick car nap to upright for playtime and fun. In addition, the Eye-Level Indicator helps you find the optimal position of the headrest for a safe and comfortable ride.

MYTH BUSTER
Many parents think that their child shouldn’t ride rear-facing once their legs stick out of the seat. Don’t forget, kids are generally way more flexible and agile than us adults, and will find a comfortable position almost anywhere. Sitting cross-legged is not only a common pose in yoga, but also a preferred and comfortable position when sitting or playing on the floor.