G GanenUniversal Child Chest Harness Clip Anti-Slip Baby Chest Clip Guard Compatible with Seats, Strollers, High Chairs, schoolbags, max. for 1.5 inch Width Harness (Black Set of 1)

Super easy to use, my two year old twins can't get out of it which is why I bought it. Just make sure to make the straps a little snug

Didn't take my childs 2 minutes to figure out how to take it off.

My son figured these out with 1 day. I had trouble getting them open and set up on the straps. These did not come with instructions and someone who has a learning issue or can't figure something out easily may need instructions on how to best use them.

I bought this product because I have a Houdini who likes to pull down his chest clips down to his stomach which makes it very unsafe in the car and the bus he rides. we've had this for a few weeks now and it has been great no more pulling down the chest clips. My only wish is that the webbing in between was just a hair longer but other than that it's great. So for any parents who have a child with a disability like my son or a child who just likes to be Houdini this product is for you!

My kid was out of the straps within minutes. They slide very easy where they attach to the belts. I also had a really hard time adjusting the center so there wasn't slack in the middle.

This doesn't prevent a child from escaping the straps from their car seat. I ordered it for my child & this didn't make a difference from preventing them to slide their straps off their shoulders.

My 3 year old son figured out how to open this before we even left the drive way.

This chest clip was very easy to install, but it's too wide on our stroller. My son can still slip the straps down his shoulders and get his arms out, however his ribcage is too wide to fit through to get out. This clip would be easy for some children to figure out how to remove it with the two buttons to push where it clips on to the strap. My little one knows how to work those but I installed it out of his sight so he will take longer to know how to remove it. He doesn't like how it feels against his chest but this may be a sensory thing. It's better than nothing but I'll be looking to replace it soon.