Keep Your Little One Safe with a Toddler Harness Walking Leash - Child Anti-Lost Wrist Link

Harley Conn: Having a toddler that wants to walk an be independent is hard because they always wonder off so ur Running all over the place to keep them by u.. this is perfect for independence and yet having them right by u for peace at mine!

United States on Sep 30, 2022

Momma needs a coffee!: I like this idea much better than the lease around the chest of child. I wish it was a little easier to put on (my bad for waiting to be out n about before putting on, put on ahead of time) I feel like my son is much safer with this on. He is a runner and doesn't look back to see if I'm still there or not, so this is helping him become aware. The shorter one (orange) is nice to have If walking on like side of road where I dont want him running out it keeps him about 3 ft away from me. I mostly use the longer one (blue) to still give him some independence while still remaining near me I'd say he can go about 6 ft from me.(Measurements might be slightly off) he can not remove it by himself heck I can barely get it off sometimes lol (which is a good thing) Its a double velcro strap to ensure child cant remove. The padding makes it very comfortable and isnt bothersome to wear. Wish the whistles didn't come with it! boy are those things loud! Ive since "lost" them to avoid the headache haha Overall great product! Would recommend

United States on Dec 20, 2018

Brittany Picard: I LOVE this product. Traveling with a toddler and infant is scary. Human Trafficking is a huge problem, as a volunteer for O.U.R, I know how quickly a child can be taken. I needed something that would put my mind to ease a little bit while juggling things and trying to maneuver an international airport. I don't agree with the harness backpacks I've found as it takes two seconds to cut the strap and take your child with you not paying attention. I needed something more. This design is what I was looking for. Steel cable, and the length is perfect. I found the longer length to give just enough distance that she could walk still and have a little freedom while her feeling safe and close to mom and dad and we felt comfortable too. Besides the cable cord, the Velcro is heavy duty and it really sticks. It's not a cheap, quickly yank and it's open type of Velcro. The child's Velcro wrist strap also is doubled, with the top securing one way, and the strap underneath securing the opposite direction for security. It won't be possible for someone to quickly yank the Velcro open and remove your child's wrist. They will have to remove both Velcro secures before being able to get to your...

United States on Sep 28, 2018

HS: I never thought I'd be "that" parent, who wanted a leash or anything similar for their child. The first time I took my toddler to a busy aquarium and he kept running/wandering away from me to go explore something that caught his eye and would scream if I tried to just carry him or put him in his stroller, I reconsidered my stance on these types of products. I know every child is different, but my kid has never been upset to wear this. They're comfortable and easily adjustable for both the child and adult. They have a great stretch to them. We've only used them a handful of times (at arcades, walking trails, busy museums, etc.) and I've been pleasantly surprised at how my child doesn't mind it. He is able to get pretty far away when wearing it and I can definitely feel the tug when he starts to wander. As he gets further away and the cord stretches to its max, he feels the tug and tends to look back towards me and then get a little closer to me. It keeps him connected to me while still allowing him the freedom to move about how he wants. Being a mom, I'm also always a bit worried about child nappers (attempted cases have been all over the news lately where I live) and I feel like...

United States on Sep 26, 2018

Eric: Worked great for keeping our 3 y/o tethered to us while we were in the water at the beach, just on the off chance of a large wave knocking over my wife (it happened and it was beyond terrifying for all of us) and knocking him out of our arms, he came close to drowning and as a parent that is one of the most terrifying things a parent can experience. Thankfully we only ended up with some water logged kids and the wife with some anxiety and guilt of course none of which was actually legitimate but enough to make me go after a preventative measure. I next day'ed these guys from the beach and we got them in time for the last day or two at the beach and they seemed to do pretty well, we also put one on our 8 year old since the waves were rather rough for her just to be on the safe side. They worked as advertised and we are very happy with them, they are also very comfortable and very fairly priced. Thanks for the good product! Oh and they came with some free whistles (good for when the kids are off playing within far eye sight, not good for car rides, I suggest hiding them or packing them away before traveling)!

United States on Sep 18, 2018