Blisstime Anti Lost Wrist Link Safety Wrist Link for Toddlers, Babies & Kids

My son is Autistic and it’s the best thing from keeping him from running away.

Got this to take walks with a 3 year old. It is comfortable and works well, especially when he wants to run (3 year old love to run!). There is 2 parts to velcro onto the childs wrist, one regular slide through then fold over to close, then another rubber velcro strip that comes from the other direction to double close over the first to make it harder for the child to remove. However since this second strip is rubber it got torn off after the 3rd use (the first strip is cloth). Other than this, I want to say that when its worn on a walk I love it. At first it was unique and the 3 year old didnt mind putting it on, but the last time he wasnt so sure he wanted to be confined so I bribed him with m&ms (I much prefer bribes to arguments). Running is so good for kids, but only at a park or in a fenced yard...If you want to go on a nice walk on the sidewalk with a road right next to it this works great. I think this would be wonderful for outings to the zoo or such places as that.

I absolutely love this product. I saw someone use it in public and had to ask where she got it from. We have an upcoming trip and I cant wait to really put it in action. We used it while walking in the neighborhood and so handy! Its comfortable on both ends and padded. Such a great product and was easy to put on and keep on because he saw that mom or dad ALSO have it on. GREAT PURCHASE!!

As a child that grew up in the late 90s and early 2000s, I never would have believed that I would need a leash for my child. I have a toddler who will walk nicely with us, but if she notices something, like most toddlers she will run. We dont have an issue with this at home, but we are planning on going on a vacation in a crowded place and I do not want my child to get hurt or lost. We tried this on at home and I dont really like it. First the wrist link for the child is very easy to slip out of , even when you have it adjusted to the tightest setting. The link for the two cuffs is also so short that my toddler keeps bouncing back into me. My only hope for this is that my toddler will think that it works when she has it on and not try to run off.

It kept coming off. It did not work for us.

My 1.5 year old is at that age where they want to push the shopping cart in the store, walk solo, and often put up a fight to get her way. She also runs once shes free, which makes leaving anywhere public a hassle. She only likes to be worn in her. toddler carrier for a short time anymore before wanting to walk or should I say run independently. I didnt want a backpack making her hot and this seemed like the next best option. Guess what...? She loves it! Its easy to attach to both our wrists, hers has 2 flaps as seen in my pics one to adjust to her wrist size(the longer flap), and the other smaller flap to cover the adjustable flap so my daughter wont get any ideas. We only went for a short 30 minute walk today and my daughter giggled the whole time. Any time shed pull too far, it would pull her back and it didnt leave even the slightest mark. Now she can enjoy her freedom and I. dont have to chase her through the store.The only thing I worry about is the fabric which attaches the wrist piece to the cord being torn with time and regular wear. Ill update after much use. Please let me know if this review has been helpful by selecting helpful.

Very comfortable to were. Easy on an off. Let child have freedom but safety with the parent

I bought this before I went on a vacation with my two year old, just the two of us, including Disneyland. Hes usually really good about staying with me, but occasionally gets a streak of independence and doesnt want to hold my hand. This was great for long walks and for standing in line. He can stand or walk independently for a very long time, but I didnt need to worry about him suddenly bolting or getting separated in the crowd with this. I was worried about him moving far enough away that wed become an obstacle for other people, but that wasnt the case at all. I think it helped signal to him that he needs to stay by me, but lets him feel independent, which is what he wants at this age. He never fought using it, and it was pretty comfortable for both of us. We live in a suburb without sidewalks, so Ive found it useful as weve taken walks since coming home. He can walk by himself, but I dont have to worry about him running into the street. Its really great for this stage where his reasoning skills dont match his physical skills.

Nice but would it really did was inspire my kid to stretch it out as far as possible and then run at me like a slingshot. I ended up taking it off pretty much immediately because he walked with me without it and walked behind me with it on.

This is a great investment when you have a child that likes to wonder off or walks faster than you or sees something amazing and takes off and you arent able to catch and keep up with them. I used this with a 7-year-old at Sea World, and Legoland.