The Joie Stages Car Seat grows with your child from birth to 25kg, or around 7 years. Stages begins as a rear facing baby car seat suitable from birth to 18kg, before converting to forward facing toddler car seat.

SAFETY

• Side impact protection provides added security for the head, body, and hips so you can travel knowing we have them protected from every angle
• A steel frame keeps the car seat strong during impact, extends the life of the materials of the seat to 10 years, and adds weight to keep the seat tight and low to the vehicle seat for better stability and protection
• Well marked, colour-coded installation paths take the guesswork out of making sure your car seat is installed correctly
• Dual lock-offs for installing with vehicle's 3-point seat belt

COMFORT

• Grow-with-me infant and head support are customisable for an ultimate fit at every stage
• Side shell ventilation and breathable fabrics keep your little one cool and comfy on even the warmest of days
• 5-point harness with soft, padded covers keeps baby cosy and secure

CONVENIENCE

• With 4 recline positions (1 rear facing and 3 forward facing), you’ll never run out of ways to keep your backseat driver comfy
• Grow Together™ multi-height headrest and harness system adjusts simultaneously and require no re-threading of the harness so you can easily keep up with unexpected growth spurts
• Custom Harness Hideaway compartments store away the 5-point harness for future use when using as a group 2 booster
• Side, mesh storage pockets for child's must-have travel items keeps them refreshed and entertained
• One pull motion easily tightens the 5-point harness

USAGE

• Group 0+/ 1/ 2
• Use rear and forward facing
• Child weight
  • rearward facing from birth to 18 kg, approx 4 years
  • forward facing with a harness 9-18kg, approx 1-4 years
  • forward facing with vehicle belt from 15-25 kg approx 3-7 years
• Installs with a vehicle's 3-point seat belt

To comply with the ECE R44 OR ECE R129 car seat regulations of this car seat, Joie has included the weight/height at which the car seat can turn forward. However, they strongly encourage keeping your little one rear-facing as long as possible by maxing out the recommended rear-facing usage of the car seat.