Blisstime 2 in 1 Toddler Leash - Anti Lost Wrist Link for Toddlers - Toddler Harness, Baby Leash, Leash for Toddlers, Wrist Leashes, Child Leashes for Toddlers, Not Easy to Open Without Key

Havent used it out yet but was easy to figure out and could get my squirming child into it fairly quickly and easily. My 2 year old could sup his gad out of the wrist attachment for kids pretty quickly even on the tightest setting so uf you have a little houdini like me then i suggest the harness for them. I bought this for my autistic 4 year old tho so was planning on using the harness for him anyway. The locks work great i tried to pull them apart pretty hard and nothing so that makes me happy.

Thise harness is a life saver! My son loves to walk independently but is still to young to understand he can be stolen or hit by a car. This lets him has his freedom but safely I love that i can use the halter or juat a wrist one when hes bigger.

My daughter and her husband are using it while on a trip with my 1-year old grandson, so I gave it an average rating of 3 stars until they get back with me on its qualities.

I ABSOLUTELY LOVEEEEE THIS!!!! I decided to remove the harness part because my son didn’t like it and just attached the wrist part to his wrist while it’s connected to my wrist. It makes him feel as though we are apart of a team and it’s not as degrading to me as an actual “leash” People are so judgmental and they will never understand as parents why we are so paranoid, I feel so much safer now when out in public because he is literally attached to me. It allows him to have his own independence to walk on his own meanwhile it’s also providing me with a peace of mind!!!

Great price, durable. My 2 year old loves it. We bought this to use when we go hiking to keep my son close but still let him wander. Works like a charm and the lock and key gives me extra security and comfort even though theyre plastic. My son doesnt fight me or run away though, this was more for my peace of mind while were in the woods. I could see using this in theme parks and large malls too.

I dont like the stretching bungee cord attachment...I feel like you loose control...I have a kiddo with Autism and he is a runner extrodinair...the stretchy part just allows great tension to build...this is not good for heavier weight kids...

There are so many of these on the market it was hard to choose so we thought why not get one that has the wrist and the chest harness. It is well made and my daughter actually seems to like it. We call the wrist one her bracelet so she actually wants to wear it with us and it has dramatically helped her running away. Large crowds and busy streets were my worst nightmare but this has really help.

I have a 2 year old and a 5 month old. Normally when we go out I push my baby in the stroller and have my toddler walking next to me. He is very curious and likes to wander around or dart to the next thing. It scares me to death so I started look at leashes. I hate that word when related to a kid so we call it his safety harness. I absolutely love this thing! I love all the different locks on it and that it comes with a wrist option. My toddler loves the harness and that he gets more freedom. I love that I can attach it to the stroller and have peace of mind while shopping. His hands are free and he loves that. If youre looking for something to keep your little one safe and close...this is it!

It comes with the chest harness or it could be a wrist to wrist leash. The straps are secured thru the loop multiple times then the clasp comes with a tiny key to make it so the clasp cant be undone. All the clasps are this way. The leash itself is a metal wire coated in plastic. Its great for my 2 year old & his father to take walks around our neighborhood. I dont have to worry about him looking away for a second & the baby goes to the street. I hate to use the term leash, its harsh, but pretty much describes it lol

I love it Its awesome for the most part only thing is the locks can unlock an lock without the key so little less safe than originally thought