BlisstimeAnti Lost Wrist Link Safety Wrist Link for Toddlers, Babies & Kids

This item has been incredibly helpful in supporting a goal to encourage my child to stay close to a parent. It is both durable and age-appropriate, as advertised. The design includes double-sided Velcro, which ensures that it stays securely in place, making it difficult for my child to remove on their own. This added security provides peace of mind, while also helping to reinforce the desired behavior. I highly recommend this product to parents looking for a reliable solution for similar goals!

I was not fan of this product, but yeah it does it works. Keep my daughter close to me but at the same time she has her own space

Took this with me for traveling international with a 3 year old. Saved me from a lot of worry and constant griping at my toddler to stay at my side. Provided invaluable peace of mind when navigating crowded airport terminals, commuter trains, city streets, festivals, and mountain trails with my child. I had several people ask where I got this—not sure if it is more common to use these in the US or what but the people abroad who asked all seemed impressed and interested (NOT critical and judgy).Excellent value for the cost. To be fair, my kid wasn’t trying to break out of it—a determined toddler could probably do it although it would take some effort. Other brands make these with actual locks, but this brand was cute, comfy, and perfectly served my purpose.

I've never used anything like this before so I cannot compare it with any other product. It has been useful and serves the purpose of keeping my toddler close and not having me run chasing him down when I need both hands in populated areas, like when paying for groceries at the store.The cuffs are soft and comfortable on the inside, my toddler has never had any redness or complaints when wearing it even when he pulls on it. It might be tricky to get it on if your toddler is being fuzzy about it (because of the double strap system, which is great), but negotiation and sometimes just pure sleight of hand can get it on quickly.My toddler hates to be inside the cart when shopping so he wears it gladly if it gets him to walk around "freely". The link extends long enough that they don't feel restrained. He still likes to hold my hand most of the time, so that also makes it easier on the rare occasions he wants to stray a little.I am satisfied with this purchase and plan to use the link in many more instances that I know will present to me now that I have a curious, apparently future Olympic runner little toddler.

Right before my family and I were about to embark on our journey to SE Asia for holiday with our young child, I was watching "Ex Pats" on Netflix- and if any of you are familiar, there is a little boy that is abducted while living in SE Asia at the night market. My anxiety peaked as I watched the show, fearful that I would experience that same life shattering tragedy. SO!!! As I continued to watch the show, I quickly went on Amazon and ordered this anxiety alleviating anti lost wrist link. The thing I love about this specific product is that it has a key that locks your child's bracelet on, so they can't remove it ( I purchased a different one that didn't have this same option and returned it). It's also good quality and it would take a little doing to cut the wires. all in all, if someone really wanted to abduct your child, this wouldn't prevent them from taking them; however, this will definitely prevent your child from wandering off, out of view and thus, getting kidnapped or hurt.

Let's just say it is my friend and my child's enemy

My son is autistic and eloped sometimes. As we know autistic kids are smart so on first day he figured how to take it off 😂 get the one with the magnetic key release option. We still use it for walks on the trail but if I need to actually keep him safe I would not use this.

This is surprisingly well made. The cuffs are comfortable (even when pulled hard), and there are layers of Velcro to secure the child’s cuff. The wire inside looks and feels very strong, I had originally expected it to be able to be cut but I don’t think it can (though I haven’t tried). My kid (5) LOVES testing this with me. We’ve pulled our hardest, it’s really surprisingly strong (and doesn’t hurt either of our wrists). I have full confidence in using this in a crowd.I bought this for an international trip as we would be going to busy places and kiddo gets distracted. I kept it in my purse everywhere but never felt the need to use it. We’ll be traveling again soon and plan on taking it…even though we haven’t used it, it’s nice to know it’s there should we need it.