EPLAZA Butterfly-like Toddler Harnesses with Leashes Anti Lost Wrist Link Wristband for Kids Girls Safety (Pink)

The media could not be loaded.  My daughter is 20 months and she loves to walk. She doesn't want to be carried or ride in the stroller anymore. My fear is her getting away from us. She's fast and we can't run around chasing her. This was the best product for our issue. It fits her wrist and mine. It's comfortable. You can adjust the wrist bracelet with Velcro. It's easy to use and put on. She seems to wear it with no problems. It doesn't seem to bother her either. She doesn't try to take off. It's durable. The cord doesn't snap back and send her flying. I just shake my arm and she knows to slow down. It doesn't pull her back. My daughter weighs only 22lbs. It's a good length. Not too much slack, but enough. I mostly use the wrist bracelets. It's lightweight and easy to take anywhere. Perfect for the diaper bag. Don't leave home without it. The backpack is cute and works well as a harness. Only draw back is, that it's pretty much a leash. I don't care either way. I just want to keep my daughter safe from cars and people. I need my daughter next to me and not running around the store. It's all about the safety. I have gotten too many states with the bracelets. I recommend this product. It does come in handy. Good product. Nice quality for the price too. I like the cute designs for the backpacks. Bright colors too.

Had a hard time finding a durable toddler harness since most had mixed reviews but we’ve used this one multiple times on my one year old and it’s still good as new. She tugs and tries to pull away but it’s very sturdy.

As a father of twins, this was a lifesaver on a recent trip to a larger venue. I knew there would be a lot of walking and that they likely wouldn't want to ride in the stroller the whole time, so I bought these.They balked at first about them, but very quickly realized they had more freedom than they would in my arms with the trade off of only being able to go so far. They decided this was acceptable and thoroughly enjoyed themselves the entire day while I had peace of mind knowing that they couldn't run far in two different directions.

Before I had kids, I always said I'd "never put my kids on a leash." I've been eating those words a lot since becoming a Mom. My 3yr old is one of those kids that absolutely does NOT listen or stop when you tell her to. She has a bad habit of trying to run off and get into things so this is a literal lifesaver, and especially now with a 6mo old with us almost every time we leave the house. If you have a toddler, I highly recommend this. Even if you only use it for crossing roads. It's durable too because you should see how my girl will yank and tug and try tearing off and it hasn't broken or frayed and the clips are still in great condition. It's not always about "keeping your eye on your kid or being a better parent" as I used to say. 🤦‍♀️🙄 Kids are FAST, people are scary, and cars don't always stop. So get one. Get an extra for back up or to keep in the car. LOL If it helps you and prevents a kidnapping or accident, it's 110% worth it.

I ordered this because my daughter has started running around and I carry my 3 month old making it hard for me to catch her ( she is 1). She wants to walk everywhere but I get nervous she is going to take off on me so I wanted something to keep her close. I love this!

These little wings seem well made and are just adorable. My daughter wears 24months and 2T clothing...tall and skinny. These fit her just fine and have plenty of room for growth. The leash is a nice length. I'm just a little worried though that she may take off running and end up getting pulled by the leash and flying backwards. I may try to find a short dog leash (yes this sounds bad) that is bungee like and give that a try to see if I like the feel better. I don't think any of these safety harness backpacks come with a leash like that.I also like that this is not a backpack. Although the backpacks are cute I'm pretty sure my daughter would want to be taking it off constantly to put things in it and play with it.My daughter's reaction: She just loves this little butterfly harness (for now at least!). She actually asked to put it on, and once on, she started saying "fly" and moving all around the room pretending to fly. She threw a tantrum when we tried to get it off of her so we could put her in the car seat.*We did not put the leash on the wings for the first 2 times we put them on her.* I wanted her to think they were fun and not immediately associated them with something we were going to use to control and restrict her. I thought she wouldn't like the leash attached but she actually pulled the leash from behind her and held onto it as she was walking.She is 19 months and loves to run. I like to allow her to walk/run and get her energy out but I'm always worried she might dart out into traffic or that I will lose her as she runs around clothing racks. With another one on the way in a few months I realized I would not be able to let her walk around when I have a baby strapped to my chest unless I got something like this for her. I'm very happy I did.

I like that it’s purple and not pink I have a lifeguard approved or US Coast Guard approved life jacket and I can put it on her when it comes out the back it’s really nice for when she is adventurous and wants to go swim by herself am I still know where she’s at. She likes it because it’s not hot it does it have the big straps on it that make them extra hot she’ll even try putting it on herself. The wrist strap because she is a smaller child she’s skinny doesn’t fit her because it does not go down small enough. It is nice so when she gets older because they cannot unlock it. Are use it for walking swimming everything you never know when a little one or a dart and try to get away from you it gives her a little more freedom also.

Ive had this for years shes now 5 and still wears it on her own just for fun!