Taxi with Baby Car Seat in Paris — Travel Safely as a Family

An infant carrier suits newborns from birth, fitted rear-facing. A group 1 seat suits toddlers who can sit up, roughly 9 months to 4 years. A booster seat takes over for older children until they can safely use the adult seatbelt alone.

Just tell us each child's age when booking — the right seat is installed in the vehicle before pickup, at no extra charge.

A saloon car's back seat usually fits only one or two child seats depending on their size. Our 7-seat van fits two child seats side by side on the middle row while still leaving room for adults — a layout that is not possible on a saloon car's back seat.

For a flight from or to CDG or Orly, the driver tracks your flight live and adjusts the pickup time automatically if it is delayed, at no extra cost. You are met with a name board, and the driver helps load the luggage and the folded stroller into the boot.

You book it like any other ride, through the form on our English home page or by phone or WhatsApp on +33 7 69 31 87 78, and you add one line: the age of each child travelling. That single detail tells us which seat to fit — infant carrier from birth to about 12 months, group 1 seat from about 9 months to 4 years, booster from 4 to 10 years.

If two children travel, give both ages. Two seats of different types can be combined, for example an infant carrier and a booster for a newborn and an older sibling. When three or more children travel, or when the luggage is heavy, we suggest the 7-seat van so everyone has a proper place.

Booking the day before is the safest way to make sure the right seat is ready. For a same-day request, call rather than use the form, so we can confirm straight away that a seat of the right type is available.

The child seat itself costs nothing: it is provided free on request on every vehicle. You pay the normal fare of the ride, which depends on the route and the vehicle. The shortest rides start at the minimum fare of 30 euros.

For the most common family trips, our reference fares are: Paris to CDG 65 euros in a classic car, 85 euros in a VIP saloon and 110 euros in the 7-seat van; Paris to Orly 49, 75 and 95 euros; Paris or CDG to Disneyland Paris 90, 115 and 140 euros. These are reference fares, tolls included; the exact price is confirmed when you book, and a night surcharge may apply.

Once confirmed, the price only changes if something changes on the day: waiting beyond the 15 minutes included, an extra stop, a modified route or exceptional traffic. Payment is made at the end of the ride by card, cash or bank transfer.

Beyond airports and Disneyland, families use the service for trips where public transport is hard with a pram: a paediatrician appointment, a visit to grandparents in the suburbs, a train station departure with suitcases, a birthday party across town, or a late return from a restaurant with a sleeping toddler.

Taking the metro with a baby often means stairs, a folded pram and a child on your hip at the same time. A booked car with the seat already fitted removes all three problems: you put the child in, fasten the harness, and the driver loads the pram in the boot.

For regular trips, such as a weekly appointment, you can book each ride in advance with the same details so the seat is always ready.

Keep a small bag within reach in the cabin with nappies, a bottle or snack, wipes and a light toy, and put everything else in the boot. On airport runs, keep passports and the baby's documents in that same small bag so you are not searching the boot at the terminal.

Tell us about any equipment when you book: a double pram, a travel cot or a large bag of baby gear takes space and may make the van the better choice. If you bring your own car seat, mention it too so the driver plans for it.