Anti Escape Baby Harness Chest Clip, Prevent Children/Kids Taking Their Arms Out of High Chairs/Strollers/Baby Reins(2 Pack)

Keeps my 2 year old in his seat!

If you have a spicy baby like I do, you need this. It sure beats pulling over 10 times to buckle them back in when they inevitably unbuckle themselves.

These car seat clips work great he was no longer able Take his arms out of the car seat, which was great.

My last son is a master escape artist! I needed something quick that would keep him secure but not so complicated that husband or older sons couldn't help to buckle and unbuckle the little one. This worked perfect. I will warn to make sure you place it high enough on the chest that can't slip through. He tried that but to no avail!!! Now I can drive in peace with him in the vehicle. The two pack was great because the other is in my husband's vehicle.

Bought these to keep my 5yr old Autistic Son from being able to slide his chest clip down and escaping his car seat.Positive note the clips are wide enough to easily attach to the straps.Negative note because of this they can be slid down the strap.They are cute but but personally don’t serve the purpose of why I purchased them unfortunately.Side Note: We have the Grow with me booster seat by Graco.

This was a great solution and works great to keep the escaping toddler in her car seat! No need to buy new car seat as this is a great solution to get the 5-point-harness safety.

I love the idea of these clips but they don’t work for car seats. My grandson keeps unsnapping the chest harness clip on his car seat, so I bought them as a back up he couldn’t undo (at least until he figured this one out too). Unfortunately they’re set way too wide for this purpose. They need to be closer together to keep him from falling out. In an accident. Trying to figure out alternative uses. They’re cute.

It helps with a child who is able to pull his arms out of the harness, extra level of safety

I bought this because my daughter had been escaping her car seat…there is no way to tighten these so they sit on her chest so she is still very easily able to get out.

I bought this safety strap for my daughter's car seat when she was around 2 years old after she continually took her arms out of the straps when we were driving along.The straps seem well made- the webbing parts seems thick and are sewn well. Both the centre buckle and the 2 clips that attach to the car straps clasp shut tightly, I think they are built well enough to survive a bit of force. To unclip the clips from the car belts you need to push the monkey's ear, so the button is hidden from children.I was concerned about whether the monkey clips would be big enough to attach onto our car seat because the straps are quite wide (38mm) but they just fit, had they been even slightly wider they wouldn't have worked.I chose these safety straps because of the fact that they unclip in the middle so you can leave them in the correct position on the car straps. It just means a quick extra click when getting your child in and out of their seat. There is a switch on the buckle that slides across to lock the clip and prevents it from becoming undone. A small extra layer of security if your child is capable of unclipping this type of buckle.It is nice that there are 2 clips in the pack so that you can also attach a set to another piece of your child's equipment. My daughter also removed her arms from her pushchair straps but I didn't think of this as much of a safety concern as she was still strapped around her waist and wasn't going to fall out. Instead her grandparents have used the second set of straps on the child seat in their own car.This clip instantly prevented my daughter from removing her arms from the shoulder straps. However, the clip easily slides up and down on the car seat belts, in addition the length of the webbing on the buckle itself doesn't appear to be adjustable so the width of the safety strap cannot be made any shorter. If a child wanted to they could easily wiggle their way out, luckily my daughter never bothered trying so we have been using it for about a year.Overall I would recommend these safety straps as an extra level of difficulty for a child who is always removing their shoulder straps. They are well made, just a shame they are not adjustable because I think if the strap were shorter it would be far more effective. My daughter recently turned 3 and tried and easily succeeded in taking her arms out of her car seat. Luckily she is at an age now where she is easier to reason with so since we told her how dangerous it is she hasn't done it again. For the price they are definitely worth a go but I don't think they are going to stop a determined child wriggling out of their seatbelts.

Was really hoping these would help with my toddler getting his arms out of the pushchair and car seat but unfortunately he can still escape no matter how high or low I put these on the straps would probably not buy again but I also have a very resilient toddler

Simple, but effective gadget for stopping toddlers 'escaping' from the shoulder straps on their car seats 😁

Certainly stop my child from exiting the car seat straps when moving, causing major concerns for me, but these work and now the car seat straps stay around and safe keeping my child safe again in their car seat. Perfect for prams/bugged or other child straps.Highly recommend..