👶 Secure Toy Highchairs for Babies - Baby Buddy Kids' Home Store and Nursery Furniture Review

We got them for Disney use. We ended up not using her as much as we thought, mainly because we used her to attach toys to the stroller and she never played with toys, so we just stopped on day 3. But now we use them to attach her trap cups to the stroller on the go and they help a lot. No more chasing cup traps down the sidewalk. We use them in addition to a spill proof leash which makes our daughter very unhappy that we don't play with her. LAUGH OUT LOUD

I have bought two packs of Baby Buddies and can buy more. Attachment points allow me to attach both soft and hard toys as well as my baby carrier, car seat, stroller, wrist and sometimes even her clothes. They are long enough for range but short enough for safety. (I have two color combos from two sets of straps, 4 in total). One of the 4 (can't remember which one) got a little tangled before it clicked and had to be cut off. But when my little one tried a new tooth on it, I could see it…

They basically consist of a long thin strap with buttons at both ends and an additional button in the middle. You slip one end through or around the toy/pacifier/feeding bowl etc and the other end around a safe surface such as a diaper bag, high chair pole or stroller, your own wrist etc to prevent child's toy from getting caught falls to the ground. Very simple but it works. The strap is made of nylon and looks quite high quality and durable. It's easy to rinse. I've used it to keep my LO from

These straps are great for attaching toys to high chairs, car seats, etc. when you don't want them scattered all over the place. The colors are fun, my 1 year old loves them and the length is just right: not too long so toys dangle too much and not too short so she can play however she wants. As my daughter gets older she gets better at pulling until the latches open, but that's to be expected. Any "harder" and it would be very difficult to open and close the band when moved. I think it's a…

All children drop things, then you pick them up, then they drop them, then they pick them up, then they drop them and so on. It's crazy! My friend had one to tie her son's toys to the stroller and I bought it as soon as I saw it! This is absolutely amazing stuff! I thread it through my daughter's teether, attach it to her stuffed animals as a choker, and attach it to the keys so they can't get lost! You simply tie one end to the toy and the other end to whatever is at hand: a shopping cart…