Installing a baby car seat isn't rocket science, but it does demand more attention than assembling flat-pack furniture. First, ensure the seat is suitable for your child's age and weight, then place it in the rear seat—the safest spot. Use either the seatbelt or ISOFIX anchors, but never both unless the seat manual explicitly says so. Tighten everything until the seat doesn't budge more than 2.5 cm side to side or front to back. Always angle the seat correctly to keep your bub's airway open, and double-check the harness fits snugly—no room for a bulky jumper here. For peace of mind, pop into ServiceCentral or check out guides on CarShowroom for local tips and tricks.
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