👶 Baby Buddy Secure-A-Toy: Safety Strap for Securing Toys, Teether, or Pacifiers to Strollers, Highchairs, Car Seats - Adjustable Length, Sanitary and Clean - Must-Have for Registry - Blue/White, 2 Count Review

We always use them when we are not at home or in kindergarten. Great for tying toys to anything without being bulky or heavy. Easy to store in a diaper bag or slip into pocket when not in use. Also cheap enough, I don't feel like I can make it myself and losing it doesn't make me feel bad.

They are so inexpensive that it is cheaper to make them yourself. They are a bit short, 12 inches long when closed. I linked two of these together so my daughter could play with Sophie's teether, which she works great with. The ends snapped after a day but I just grabbed a lighter and quickly soldered them over a flame which fixed the situation. Now everything is perfect and I will buy a few more packs.

I bought these for my lucky son so he can take toys with him when he goes to restaurants or rides in his stroller. They do the job but I wish the shot spacing was a little different. Perhaps the clasps are closer together at one end and wider at the other for better sizing. Most of the things I tie his toys to are small (stroller, chair rail) but with 2 fairly large clasp options that take up most of the leash's length.

I use these to secure my baby's toys and pacifier and it works like a charm. The main benefit for me was that it was only $3-$4 for 2 straps compared to the overpriced $7 per boggin strap. Also the length of the harness is actually perfect for me because while I don't leave my child unattended I still don't feel comfortable giving him straps that are too long unless I like to watch him a hawk because that's a potential Could pose a choking hazard (which is why I think this company decided not…

Children always drop things, we know that. The problem is that half the time we don't realize something has been dropped until it's too late. This thing saved my sanity as I didn't lose my toys all the time. We bought a few of these - some in the stroller, some in the diaper bag, some in the high chair. It is suitable for both toys and pacifiers. I like that nothing was ever lost. I wish it could hold a bottle or spill proof mug but it doesn't really work for that. Colors correspond to the…

excellent product. very simple but very useful. My LO is in the phase where he likes to throw everything on the floor so this is perfect. I use them everywhere - anywhere I need to attach or hang toys. I initially had plastic links for attaching toys to the stroller, but they became unwieldy. The straps are thin and don't bother you. Each strap has multiple buttons (2 male and 3 female) so you can adjust the length, albeit slightly. The latches close securely so you know your LO won't rip them…

I love Secure-A-Toy straps! What a simple but great idea! These straps are great for attaching toys to car seats, high chairs and strollers. Because the toys attach to what your child is sitting on, you save mom and dad the hassle of picking up dropped toys at home or on the go. It also prevents toys from getting dirty when dropped on the floor, or worse, losing the toy. Before ordering these I was concerned that the straps might pose a choking hazard but given the length it would be very…

If there was a list of things moms should get, this should be on this list. Attaching your favorite toys/rattles to strollers and car seats couldn't be easier than with them. I have 4 now. No more dirty toys falling on the sidewalk etc. People tend to worry about the choking hazard and although any structure that looks like a rope or rope can impersonate one of them , and parents should always remain vigilant, I think it's safe to use. , under supervision, especially if secured at a reasonable…

This is a great easy product for attaching toys and pacifiers to the stroller, car seat or my baby's clothes. As long as what you attach has a ring or loop, it works great. All the one-star reviews seemed to be trying to wrap the thing around a spill-proof cup - you'll probably need a slightly more expensive adjustable strap like the Booginhead SippiGrip, Black, or SippyPal for something like that. (We have a SippyPal and have also used it to wrap stuffed animals around our feet.) It's not very