For a 2-year-old in Australia, the best car seat is one they still fit rear-facing in—keep them that way until they reach the height markers; it’s simply safer.
Choose an approved seat meeting AS/NZS 1754, ideally a convertible 0–4 model with ISOFIX, a top tether, and easy-to-read height markers.
Avoid boosters for two-year-olds; stick with the built-in harness, and don’t move them forward-facing just because their legs look squished.
Never use the front seat if the car has two or more rows, and skip second-hand seats unless you know the full history and they’re undamaged and in-date.
If installation feels like wrestling an octopus, get a professional fitment check—arriving smug and safe beats guessing with a YouTube clip.
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