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What Makes an Award-Winning Car Seat?
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What Makes an Award-Winning Car Seat?

PILOT Recognised in the 2026 Kiindred Awards

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car safetyWhy Quattro Onyx Is a popular choice for Australian families

Why Quattro Onyx Is a popular choice for Australian families

Choosing a child restraint is about more than finding a seat that looks good in the car. Parents need something that fits their vehicle, supports their child as they grow and makes everyday travel ...

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car safetyInfaSecure Tethered Child Restraint Compatibility Notice – Tesla Model YL (Row 2)

InfaSecure Tethered Child Restraint Compatibility Notice – Tesla Model YL (Row 2)

Infa Group does not endorse the use of any InfaSecure or SecureSafe tethered restraints in Row 2 of the new Tesla Model YL.

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Support for Australian Owned Brands

Support for Australian Owned Brands

InfaGroup, an Australian-owned and operated family business.

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nurseryAre Drop-Side Cots Safe in Australia? What Parents Need to Know (2026 Guide)

Are Drop-Side Cots Safe in Australia? What Parents Need to Know (2026 Guide)

If you’re researching drop-side cot safety in Australia, you’ve probably come across mixed information online. So, let’s clear it up.

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nurseryMattress Matchmaking: How to Find the Right Cot Mattress for Your Bub (Without Losing Sleep!)

Mattress Matchmaking: How to Find the Right Cot Mattress for Your Bub (Without Losing Sleep!)

Choosing the perfect cot mattress can feel a little overwhelming. Foam or spring. Firm or soft? Will it fit the cot? Is it even safe?  

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car safetyHow to Install Car Seats Correctly

How to Install Car Seats Correctly

Research has shown that many child restraints are either installed incorrectly or used incorrectly, which can reduce their effectiveness during a crash. 

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