Accmor Toddler Harness Leash, Reflective Kids Leashes with Anti Lost Wrist Link, 3 in 1 Child Harnesses with Key Lock Design for Girls, Baby Walking Wristband Rope Protection Belt Tether.

My son is very particular about things and he actually wanted to wear this. Size is awesome. Safety of mind knowing he's safe. Very durable and easy to use.

I think this is wonderful. Gives you plenty of options between harness or no harness, and different "leashes". Everything can be locked, and all locks worked for me. For everyone complaining about the wristlet not fitting their kid without extra velcro that you don't know what to do with, if you look at my picture, I slid the extra velcro into the slot that attaches to the flat open part of the clip. It's really not as big of a deal as everyone seems to be making it. My 15 month old is fairly skinny and it fit just fine on his wrist, and I could have made it tighter if I wanted to with my "velcro method" haha. I say definitely get it. Totally worth it.

This locking harness has been a lifesaver for me. My granddaughter is 20 months and while she listens extremely well, she gets tired of being in a stroller or cart after awhile. She loves this thing as much as I do. She thinks it's funny and willingly puts it on and is ready to go. Great for places like the aquarium and zoo. Be prepared for some dirty looks and negative comments. I've gotten them but this Grammie doesn't care- this harness and the added peace of mind are worth it

This honestly got really small. I'm surprised. Fits my 1.5 year old who wears 18 month clothes (the spinning stimmer). Also fits my 7 year old (the anger eloper) who I tried it on for giggles (and he ended up actually enjoying having it on because he didn't need to pay attention to me and could just fart about) so I'll be getting him one too.I don't like how short the key strap is (since it's permanently attached) because it makes the key hard to use while it's on. I don't like having to take it off to use it. If you've ever had an ODD meltdown in front of you, you'd understand. I think a retractable short strap would be better. The padding is good. The reflective bit is good. Well made, except the ends come out a bit too easy.OTHERWISE. This is great. 10 out of 10 besides the strap for the key.

As a mother of a toddler on the spectrum, it's been a game-changer for us. She’s what you would refer to as an “eloper” and we have half some close calls. You know how it is – some days are smoother than others, and having a little one who's an eloper is to say the least frightening and until we found this harness we really weren’t leaving the house much simply because it wasn’t safe. I’m so thankful this is working for us, and there’s a plethora of reasons why..First off, the reflective element is fantastic. Whether we're out for a late-afternoon walk or running errands as the sun starts setting, it gives me peace of mind knowing we’re more visible to others.Then there’s the harness itself. It's not just a leash; it's like this gentle hug my child can wear. It seems super comfy, and my little one doesn’t mind wearing it at all, which – believe me – says a lot. This is the same kid I have to cut the tags out of clothing due to her sensory issues..so trust me if she doesn’t mind..it must be comfy! Plus it easily adjusts under or over coats giving you a lot of options for use throughout the year indoors and out.The anti-lost wrist link is another gem. Sometimes, I just need to make sure my toddler is close without the full harness setup. It's super easy to attach and gives her a bit more freedom to explore their surroundings without me hovering. We love this for our trail walks! And the lock on it? Genius. Gives me that extra layer of security knowing it won’t just pop open.This harness has essentially given us our life back, I’m not afraid of leaving the house with her and I’m not breaking my back trying to carry her. If you have an eloper this is a lifesaver, literally.

I had one of these when my children were young. My grand daughter loves using this. When she wants to go for a walk she motions to her hand for the hand to hand buckle. I like this because she can't go far, and I have a sense of security.

1.When I ordered these, ( I bought 2 ) I thought the locking system was a great idea, and it is, as far as it goes. The parent wrist strap does NOT lock only Velcro wraps, and if using on a stroller for your child to walk along side, as demonstrated in the pictures, that is not good.2.I also thought that it was a metal wire running through the wrist strap tether and it appears to be made of some kind of material not wire. Without damaging the item I cannot verify it is not wire covered in a fabric of some kind.3.Most importantly for me though was when I was adjusting the size on my grandson there is an end that comes completely out of and the harness can be completely removed by the child or someone else if they just undo the adjustments strap. It comes completely undone. If the point is to keep the child securely in the harness this feature is a fail. I have seen adjustment straps that are closed, so yes you can adjust but only within the constraints of an enclosed loop,not able to be removed.My two year old grandson figured this out quickly when we were trying it on.This is a great well made product and I will not be returning it, but I do hope the creators will consider these improvements and possibly make another model that can be purchased with these options as well.

Perfect. Cute and comes with key