In the middle, it is the safest.

Were in the US, but we did the passenger side because that way we wouldn’t have to take her out on the “traffic side” when we have to parallel park.

I was raised in a family of police and my husband’s an officer also. They’ve always taught me the safest spot now for infants is the middle seat or behind driver’s seat. They are less likely to be injured in a accident in those seats. Especially if you live in the us if you are turning left and someone runs a red light they are going to t-bone you on the passenger side.

Passenger side because our middle seat is too short and the car seat base hangs over the alloted 3 inches. Middle is safest, but wherever you can get a good install is best. Check out The Car Sears For The Littles on Facebook. Car seat technicians from the US and Canada help answer questions on car seat safety. I learned so much from that group!

Drivers Side 1. I park in the garage and the passenger side is against the wall and there is no way I could squeeze the infant carseat through or could crawl across the seats to click it in. 2. My two year olds seat is on the passenger side because she can crawl over everything and get in her seat herself.

I like the drivers side. Sometimes I only have the baby and can just put him in and not walk around the car. But it’s nice when they are older for them to be on the passenger side. My daughters forward facing and it’s easier to see her and hand her things.

Drivers side but the toddler seat is on the passenger side so there weren’t too many options

Studies have shown that the middle seat is the safest spot for a child to be. If for whatever reason that isnt an option for you, I would put it on the drivers seat. In the case of an accident drivers are more likely to save themselves in a split; therefore, drivers side would be safer than passengers side.

Middle. Much safer if anything happens. Plus my husband is super tall and that’s the only place it fits with his seat all the way back. Now that my son is older he’s on the drivers side in a booster but when baby comes she will be in the middle and he will be on the drivers side still.