yeah i thought that this was the old style of booster because you need the full restraints type. Should be tested more thoroughly before being put on the market

Thank you for the company for the recall see other companies it doesn’t take much to care about more things than money xxx

these little booster seats don’t comply with Australian standards anyway. Our kids are in the proper high back booster seats recommended by the RTA until they are the proper height they are supposed to be-much to the dismay of our children!

I wonder what specific instructions you need to uses these.

Thanks for posting this information on the recall.

Gee, so many recalls lately – from toys to everyday equipment. Thanks for sharing MoM

Wow! We just need absolutely stringent testing and standards on all products for their safety. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you for the update, so important.

I actually thought these types of booster seats weren’t allowed to be used in aus.

Regardless of brand I have never liked this type of booster seat. In a case of sudden need to brake, they can move about on the car seat….especially if the child isn’t heavy enough to hold it down.

thanks for sharing,

So many recalls that could otherwise cause a lot of harm. Wish they’d get it right first time though

Another recall that can save lives!

Not relevant for me but great that you share this info so I can share it with others.

Wow, seriously, return for a full refund. Would it not be easier to hand out stickers for customers. Make them available at baby stores or where ever this seat is sold. They clearly have the stickers that should have been placed on the seats, Makes a lot more sense to me. Surely this is a simple solution.

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  • • Ellen replied
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  Yes, I’m with you on that ! Also less wasteful !

A very important recall for people to note.