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

I havent yet used the product but we tried it on as soon as it came. Of course, my 2 year old isnt a fan but shell have to get used to it! The one major flaw is the velcro on the childs wrist; right now, I have to tighten it on her so far that it doesnt matter, but once she gets bigger, it will need to be loosened, which exposes a strip of velcro with no other material around it - I can see this digging into her skin or at the very least, irritating the skin. We will worry about that when we get to that point. But overall, for the security of knowing my daughter wont run away from me, its worth it. Shes very independent and unfortunately doesnt listen very well and isnt aware of the dangers. Ive never understood why some people are so against these!

Comfy wrist bands, double sided Velcro on the toddler side, LOVE IT! Three year old is so busy trying to run away that he’s not trying to figure out the Velcro.

Was kind of hesitant about getting something like this but my toddler likes to bolt. I mainly use it when Im in very crowded areas where he could get lost. It gives him the ability to walk around with us and look at everything and not be stuck to a stroller. He doesnt mind wearing it and Its not uncomfortable.

My little one is an escape artist and I am tired of chasing her down each isle at ANY store we go to. This is comfortable and it still gives her some stretch but not too much.

Sturdy but too short of distance between each bracket for my liking. My kid was also able to scoot his hand out of them instantly, be aware of hand size.

We bought this for our 3 year old who doesnt like to hold hands! We told her it is her safety bracelet and she will wear it. She can get the one layer of velcro off but it has another layer She doesnt know how to get off. It is nice to use when we go somewhere with crowds or close to the road.

We used these on a big family trip to Spain. If youve been to Barcelona, Spain, you know it can get pretty busy in the touristy areas, so even though Ive been there before I wasnt going to risk it on a trip with our 3 kids (9, 6 and 4). We got one of these each for our 6 and 4 year old. It was such a relief to know I could not lose them in a crowd. Unless you have them restrained in a stroller I would not walk through a busy city without these at their ages. Theyre easy for adults to get on and off yet feel very sturdy and secure at all times. The only real debate is what length you want - roughly 4 feet or 8 feet. We did 8 feet and it was fine but sometimes theyd wind around people and get out of my sight (though connected). We are taking them to Yellowstone (geysers) and Im thinking of the shorter ones. (I promise Im not a crazy helicopter parent- but I was truly fearful of losing my kids in busy European streets without them being able to find me again). HIghly recommend.

My son is 3 and is on the spectrum. He will see things that he has to have and bolt. He also will run when over stimulated, so until now, the beach was a 2 man job. I love that I can spend time with my son anywhere and not have to worry if Ill catch him in time. Thank you soooooo much! You can not imagine what youve done for us. God bless!

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.

So I bought this for our Disney Land trip a few months ago and it worked wonders. It was very comfortable and made my mind at ease knowing my child will always be right by my side also able to walk with me without holding my hand so he had a little bit of free reign when there wasn’t a huge crowd.