Discovery Toys BOOMERINGS Links to Attach Baby Toys to Stroller & Car Seat| Kid-Powered Learning | STEM Toy Early Childhood Development from Birth

These links will last you forever. In fact, I have a few of these left over from when I was a kid (30+ years ago), and the design hasnt changed. As good now and they were then! I love them! I bought some cheaper links from Target at first, but immediately returned them upon opening because they had too much stretch and they unlinked very easy. Not these Discovery Toys links! They link easy and stay linked, partially because there is no stretch, and partially because of the beaded clasp. Theyre a little more expensive than other options, but 100% worth it!

I wanted bright, colorful links. Very pleased!

I have these from 20 years ago and still in perfect shape. And now give them as gifts. Easy for baby to grab. I use them at church & public places to attach small play/chew toy. I hold one end while baby plays with toy but when it falls it doesnt go to the ground.

These are the best links. They do not wear out like other links. I bought them for my children years ago and still use them for my grandchildren today. Great for all stages of babies development.

Keeps the baby from throwing toys on floor

These are so versatile. You can use them on the crib, on the stroller, on car seats. Anytime you want to keep items handy and not have them drop off to the floor.

I hope our child enjoys learning with this toy!

This is my go to baby gift and has been for 30 years since my son received a set when he was born. Great for connecting toys to stroller, car seat, etc. Later, wonderful toy for patterns, colors, and general movement. So glad these are still available. A classic from Discovery Toys.

BOOMERINGS are any parents must have!

I bought these for several reasons. They can be used to attach toys to play gyms, strollers and car seats. Also, they act as diversions for young babies because they are colorful and can make a jangling noise. As baby grows they can be teethers and late on one can count and differentiate colors with toddlers.