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Ladies and gentlemen, if you’ve got a toddler, you know they’re basically drunk velociraptors: tiny, fast, and always up to no good. Enter this harness, aka “the sanity saver.” Picture me, first-time parent, clutching my coffee and my hopes, while my toddler plots a jailbreak at 30,000 feet. Not on my watch, kid.The cord? Oh, it’s not just sturdy—it’s indestructible. I’m convinced it’s made from whatever material NASA uses for space missions. It’s like a tiny toddler parole system: freedom, but only within my jurisdiction.We took it to the beach, where it became my personal lifeline—literally. My kid ran headfirst into the waves, laughing like a lunatic, and I just reeled him in like a fish. People stared, of course. One family looked at us like we were walking a tiny alligator. Then, when they saw me rescue my toddler mid-tumble, they were like, “Wait, that’s brilliant. Can you give us the Amazon link?”The family party? Oh, you know the scene. “Do you really need that?” they asked, like I was overreacting. I unclipped him, and BOOM—off he went, zigzagging through the yard like a squirrel on espresso and leaving a trail of panicked relatives in his wake. They didn’t just praise the harness—they wanted to nominate me for a parenting Nobel Prize. “You’re a genius!” Yeah, I know.Sure, people judge you when they see a toddler on a leash. But when your kid is safely tethered and you’re sipping your coffee instead of chasing them under an airport bench, you’ll laugh all the way to your gate. So, if you’re raising a tiny hurricane with legs, just buy this. If your kid is a runner, just buy this. You’ll thank me when your blood pressure drops. Trust me, it’s the best leash you’ll ever buy that doesn’t involve a dog.

These have been a lifesaver with my twin boys!!!! It's the only way I go out in public alone with them and keep them safe since they turned 3 and can get out of the stroller and wagon and other things now!! I highly recommend these compared to other ones because these have the locks, which also prevents escaping! That might sound crazy but when you have two 3 year Olds running in opposite directions in a parking lot........and there's only one of you. You all of a sudden have no problem using a leash for your toddlers.

Love it!Keeps our toddler safe!

I got this because my 13 month old has no concept of staying by my side. She’s been walking since 11 months, and now she’s got the speed and the balance to take off in a second. After her running off on me 3 times in different stores I decided I needed something to help me (keeping in mind she wants to walk and will scream if she gets put in the cart). I looked at a bunch of different kid leashes, and this one seemed to be the best. My daughter is big for her age, but even still I did have to adjust the harness to the tightest fit in order to work for her. The wrist strap is nice, and I like that the key is on my wrist strap, and that the harness can be locked. The harness does seem to fit a bit high on the chest, I think it would be more comfortable if it were a bit lower. And as far as the leash goes I do wish it was a regular leash and not a bungee. My daughter has pulled against it twice now and the bungee has dragged her back slightly, but enough to make her fall. Other than that this harness is great, and it gives me peace of mind knowing my kid can’t run off when we’re running errands.

We used to use a backpack with a leash for walking but the problem with that is it’s very uncomfortable when sitting in a cart to keep it on and most carts don’t have seatbelts that work. So someone could just snatch your baby and run. The backpack had a really short leash which had no give and you couldn’t strap it on your own wrist so someone could again just snatch it out of your hand. And this has a plastic coated braided wire as the leash which can extend with a lot more give and cannot be simply cut with scissors. We use that harness most often cause it doesn’t restrict her hands and doesn’t mind it at all. It can be fully adjusted to their size. And if you’re like me and want to pack a snack and a pull up or toy or whatever in their old backpack you can still use it and use the wristbands instead of the harness on both sides and put it on your wrists or maybe put one on the backpack handle ( I haven’t had to try this yet as we’ve just been putting the lil backpack on the stroller for small storage on the go but if we didn’t have the stroller we’d probably try it). It’s just the best. If you don’t want your kid on the news I’d highly recommend this to other alternatives.

Works great and since it has two features of the vest and wrist attachment it's great, comfortable and provides the safety needed for the toddlers who like to dart off and can move faster than older babysitter, grandparents, and great-grandparents. So, we share the two that I purchased and at first I thought there might be objection but to my surprise other family members felt safe and ask to use the harness. Toddlers don't mind either because its comfortable, safe, easy to apply and it allows them some flexibility to move about freely but safely.

I have no problem with this ( leash ) as other call it. I have a very ADHD 7-year-old he don't use this but my 2-year-old / 3-year-old does. She is wild for sound and always on the run and go she don't like holding hands she screams and throws a big old fit sitting in the car she loves to walk but she won't stay next to us this gives her the perfect length to walk ahead of us or behind us. Yep I sure the hell get the stairs from all the little caring c**** around but I honestly don't care I had a Sam's club lockdown for 2 hours looking for my two year old before she turned three cuz she went taking off running and hiding underneath shelves would not come out would it make a noise when it let us know where she was anything I had everybody looking for yep this thing comes in handy she don't take off no more. Their judge complain don't want to get it get it and then don't use it I don't care what you do but I love it it comes in handy and at least I know my child's safe.