The mothercare Madrid Combination Car Seat is an easy-to-fit rear and forward-facing car seat that your child can use from birth to 18kgs (approximately 4 years), offering great value, comfort and safety protection.
Features and benefits for Mothercare Madrid Combination Car Seat - Red
The Madrid is suitable for rearward facing travel from birth to 9kg/20lbs then move to forward facing position
Forward facing from 9kg to18kg (apporx 9 months to 4 years)
Includes three seat recline positions and a 5-point harness with individual harness tensioners for added safety
Deep wide wings with side impact protection and a body support cushion for younger children, with a head cushion and chest and buckle pads for comfort
Free 2 year guarantee
Delivery Options Available: Standard delivery within 2-4 working days
Standard delivery FREE Click and Collect FREE International delivery details
Be careful about their secret terms and conditions with car seats.
We just got stung.
linhang90 to Silhouette
2 Apr 17#5
what happened?
xxnsbxx
2 Apr 171#4
I bought this car seat- gave it back the next day- really flimsy
andreah903 to xxnsbxx
2 Apr 171#7
It's also almost impossible to get the Madrid to fit securely in any car, and when rear facing its too upright for a newborn. I'd be buying a Joie Tilt for £17 more that would allow rear facing to 18kgs if desired (but could also be used forward facing from 9kgs for all those who think rear facing past 9 months old is just a gimmick!) and would most like fit correctly in your car.
Lola2015
2 Apr 17#6
It's cheap compared to other places but it's not rear facing.
It looks like it will be sturdy and well padded till you actually have it and you then see how horrible it is, I've tried the joie with the isofix base and wasn't sold on that either- still searching for that elusive car seat that will suit us securely and easy to use
RedmanDealer
2 Apr 17#10
I have the older front facing only version that I bought Xmas 15. It is mainly used in my dad's car and when we go away on holiday. Front the pics it just looks like they've simply rotated it to sit rear-facing but I don't think it would be suitable for new-borns (a carrier is far better) but is more than good enough for 12months plus esp as a spare or for a second car. Attaching using a seat belt is a bit fiddly but that's obvious compared to isofix.
Not sure I'd recommend it if it's your primary seat, I guess it depends on budget.
ilikedeals21
3 Apr 17#11
i got this for £40 about 2 months ago. great car seat but bulky
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The mothercare Madrid Combination Car Seat is an easy-to-fit rear and forward-facing car seat that your child can use from birth to 18kgs (approximately 4 years), offering great value, comfort and safety protection.
Features and benefits for Mothercare Madrid Combination Car Seat - Red
The Madrid is suitable for rearward facing travel from birth to 9kg/20lbs then move to forward facing position
Forward facing from 9kg to18kg (apporx 9 months to 4 years)
Includes three seat recline positions and a 5-point harness with individual harness tensioners for added safety
Deep wide wings with side impact protection and a body support cushion for younger children, with a head cushion and chest and buckle pads for comfort
Free 2 year guarantee
Delivery Options Available: Standard delivery within 2-4 working days
Standard delivery FREE Click and Collect FREE International delivery details
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Product Specifications
Brand Mothercare
Product guarantee 2 year
Weight 6.8 kg
Height 63.5 cm
Width 48 cm
Depth 58 cm
Colour Red
Car seat group group 1
Weight range suitability birth - 18kg
Side impact protection Yes
Harness type 5 point
Recline positions 4
Pushchair compatible No
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How about this one
We just got stung.
Not sure I'd recommend it if it's your primary seat, I guess it depends on budget.