Review on 🦄 Raskullz Child Unicorn 5+ Helmets: Fun and Safety Combined for Your Little One by Anthony Jagers

The first time my son fell off his bike wearing this helmet and hit his head, the helmet was pushed back. I tried to position it correctly but assumed it was my fault for getting the position wrong. So I adjusted it. I have remade this helmet many times. I assumed it was my fault. But no matter what I did, the straps worked in a position that tilted the helmet back, exposing his forehead. I finally thought I figured it out. I tightened the front straps as much as I could and they really seemed to stay in place. But slowly he relaxed. and today he was on the pump track and he got a huge faceplant and the helmet didn't protect him AT ALL. He's fine (and the helmet isn't even dirty) but has a giant goose egg on his forehead. We get a helmet with a zipper tape and clips to fix the straps. The unicorn is great, but the manufacturer has made the attachments cheaper, which is pretty stupid, but everyone has different priorities.