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.

Seems like a great product and value for your money. Good quality material. I got neon orange

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.

Love this product. It is our second purchase, so that my daughter and I both have one. Super comfortable! My grandson is just 18m and much faster than me. He will even go get it and tries to put it on himself, so he can go out to play. Appears well made, perfect length to give him the illusion of independence, while keeping him safe nearby.

My son is a few months away from being 3 yrs old and just started running off outside recently. After I happened right next to Walmart parking lot thats when I decided to look for a tool that could help. What happened was, usually I carry my 5m old in a baby carrier and that way Im able to get my toddler in his carseat first but I was running into a lil store real quick in n out and just carried my baby and held Noahs hand. Well then I had to get baby in his carseat 1st, told noah put his hands on the car, he did, as soon as I leaned in to set baby down... Noah took off running. Scared the crap out of me. Then we have a long driveway but he keeps taking off running getting closer to the Rd, he always stop way before the Rd but he laughs n laughs and is just testing me. I try talking to him n stuff but he just doesnt understand he laughs n laughs (he did same in the parking lot). Tho weve only used this once and on a family walk so I had the baby in the carrier & daddy wore the wrist thing with noah, it worked great. it was Noahs first time usually I push him in stroller & wear baby, was happy daddy could come along for our first time to try it out n see how noah did with it--- noah got upset within a couple mins so mike put noah on his shoulders bc noah wanted it off so he could take off running. He enjoyed being on shoulders but he is very independent and we told him he couldnt walk unless he wore it and then finally he did that and he did great. Of course walking across the street or whatever we hold his hand even while wearing but I know without it he wouldve ran everywhere all around and with it he walked right with us (wasnt by any roads r anything or wouldve been holding his hand anyway so wasnt a risk area). It feels really nice, I have practiced with noah around the house myself and I really like it and the way it works and I dont see how it could come apart at all !!! Great little tool for momma very happy !

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.

I love this because my child is a runner. Anywhere we go, he takes off running. I purchased this in hopes that it would help, and it definitely has. I do wish there was a tiny bit more length but it still works.

I had been using a leash style back pack for my almost 2 year old and it just wasn’t working for us. She didn’t like feeling that restricted on her chest and holding the leash itself was just very inconvenient when I needed to use my hands. So I decided to give this a try and I was not disappointed! I was worried the adult side wouldn’t fit my large wrists but it is very adjustable and has plenty of room and my daughter loves it! She feels less restricted but can’t run away from me and it’s very very sturdy so it wouldn’t break if someone tried!

when the kids no longer wanted to be in the stroller, this was a great option. Well, there was crowds in the night.

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.