Autostoeltjes voor peuter (groep 1)

Op zoek naar een autostoel voor je peuter? Een autostoel groep 1 is geschikt voor kinderen van ongeveer 9 maanden tot 4 jaar (60 tot 105 cm). Veel modellen hebben een draaifunctie, zodat je je kindje makkelijk in en uit de auto tilt, en je kunt ze vaak zowel ruggericht als vooruitkijkend plaatsen. Bij Tiny Library koop je elke autostoel met terugkoopgarantie, of huur je hem voor een korte periode. Kijk voor de juiste keuze altijd naar de lengte en het gewicht van je kind.

    Rent or buy
    Product Type
    Age
    Brand
    Suitable for terrain
    Fully flat recline
    To be used from birth
    Method of attachment
    Convertible to a double stroller
    Car seat group
    Direction of travel
    Frame color
    Maxi-Cosi Pearl 360 Pro-Tiny Library

    Rent a car seat at tiny library

    You often only use a child car seat for a short period, because as soon as your child grows, you switch to the next seat. That's why at Tiny Library, you buy every car seat with a buy-back guarantee: you use it for as long as you need it, and when your child outgrows it, we buy it back. The calculator allows you to calculate an expected buy-back price before purchase, so you have a good idea of what to expect beforehand.

    Renting is also an option, for example, for a short period or a holiday. You pay a fixed monthly fee and are flexible in how long you keep the seat, without the hassle of reselling afterward.

    At Tiny Library, we rent out top car seat brands such as Maxi-Cosi, Doona, and Cybex in various sizes. View the entire range above!

    Which car seat is suitable for which age?

    Car seats are divided into groups based on your child's height and weight. Age is a guideline; always look at height and weight for the correct choice.

    Baby (group 0+), from birth to approximately 12 months. A rear-facing car seat that is installed against the direction of travel. You use it until your child's head extends above the top edge. Often combinable with an Isofix base for quick and safe attachment.

    Toddler (group 1), approximately 9 months to 4 years. A grow-with-me seat, often with a swivel function so you can easily lift your child in and out of the car. Many models can be placed both rear-facing and forward-facing.

    Older children (group 2/3), from approximately 4 years up to 1.35 meters. A seat or booster seat where your child is secured with the car's seatbelt, with an adjustable headrest and side protection that grows with them.

    In the Netherlands, a car seat is mandatory until your child is 1.35 meters tall.

    Maxi-Cosi Mica 360 Pro autostoel - aanzicht 13

    What do you look for when choosing a car seat?

    i-Size (R129). The current safety standard, based on your child's height. i-Size car seats are side-impact tested and keep your child rear-facing for longer, which is safer for the neck.

    Isofix or seat belt installation. With Isofix, you click the car seat or base into your car's fixed anchor points, without using the seat belt. This reduces the chance of incorrect installation. Not every car has Isofix, so check this before you choose. Read more on our Isofix page.

    Does it fit in your car? The space in the back and the shape of the back seat vary by car. Check if the car seat fits, especially if you want to place multiple car seats next to each other.

    Grow-with-me or not. A grow-with-me car seat lasts longer, while a car seat per stage sometimes fits better and is lighter. Both can be a good choice, depending on how often you move the car seat.

    At Tiny Library, you can buy any car seat with a buy-back guarantee, or rent it for a short period. This way, you only pay for the time you need the car seat.

    FAQs

    Car seats are divided into groups based on length and weight. For babies from birth, use a rear-facing car seat (group 0+). From approximately 9 months to 4 years, a group 1 car seat is suitable, and from approximately 4 years, a group 2/3 car seat or booster seat. Always consider your child's length and weight, not just their age.

    A booster seat or Group 2/3 car seat is usually used from around 4 years old, when your child has outgrown their Group 1 car seat. In the Netherlands, a child restraint system is mandatory until your child is 1.35 meters tall.

    Isofix is the attachment system you use to click a car seat into your car, without using the car's seatbelt. i-Size (R129) is the safety standard that modern car seats comply with, based on your child's height. Read more about Isofix and i-Size on our explanation page.

    The ANWB and Consumentenbond test car seats every year for safety, ease of use, and comfort. Which seats score well varies per test round and per age group. Which models from our collection have been well-tested and what to look out for per age, you can read in our overview of the best car seats.