BabyDrive Articles

Lots of people ask me “What’s your favourite car?” So here are my top 4 cars from 2018, BUT they’re not all practical family cars! Read More

More and more Aussie families are buying utes to transport children and all their stuff, so here’s my top 3 utes for 2018, based on BabyDrive testing Read More

2018 was a fab year for SUVs and I have LOVED testing them all! In the seven-seat category there is so much to consider, so here’s my top 5! Read More

BabyDrive tested some outstanding vehicles in the past 12 months, so here are my top five family-friendly, five-seater cars of 2018 Read More

Need a five-seat car or SUV that can fit a twin stroller in the boot? We have made life easier for you! Read More

We have tried to make life easier for those seeking a five-seat car that can fit a tandem stroller in the boot Read More

Here is a list of SUVs with the best legroom for tall front passengers when rear-facing child seats and infant capsules are installed Read More

Here’s a handy guide to seven-seat family SUVs that will fit a twin stroller in the boot when you are using all three rows of seats Read More

Here’s a handy guide to seven-seat family SUVs that will fit a tandem stroller in the boot when you are using all seven seats Read More

Here is a simple guide with measurements of all the child seats used by BabyDrive so you can compare them to the measurements of your child seats and see if your child’s restraint will fit in the car you have, or the car you are looking at buying Read More

Here’s a list of practical family seven- or eight-seater cars that you do not have to remove a child seat to access the third row, as having to remove them in order to climb through to the third-row seats then that just really isn’t practical for any parent on a daily basis Read More

If you are wondering if your child’s pram or stroller will fit in the boot, here is a simple guide with the measurements of all the products we use Read More

Australia’s top two best-selling cars are utes, but installing child seats in them can be super difficult because commercial vehicles have different rules to cars for child restraint anchorages Read More

The main reasons I find three child seats will not fit across the back seat of a car are either the vehicle simply isn’t wide enough, the rear seat bases aren’t wide enough or the seat bases or backs are too sculpted for three child seats to fit! Read More

There are many seven or eight-seater cars on the market today that you would presume you would be able to fit five child seats in, but as I have found in my testing this is not the case! Read More

There are many seven or eight-seater SUV’s on the market today that you would presume you would be able to fit five child seats in, but as I have found in my testing this is not the case! Some will only hold three across the second-row of seats and they have no top tether or ISOFix in the third row at all. Read More

There are many seven or eight-seat SUVs on the market today that you would presume you would be able to fit five child seats in, but as I have found in my testing this is not the case! Read More

There are many five-seat SUVs on the market today that have three top tether points across the rear seats. So you would presume you would be able to fit three child seats across the rear seats, but as I have found in my testing this is not the case! Read More