Blisstime 2 in 1 Toddler Leash - Anti Lost Wrist Link for Toddlers - Toddler Harness, Baby Leash, Leash for Toddlers, Wrist Leashes, Child Leashes for Toddlers, Not Easy to Open Without Key

I bought this after one too many heart-stopping moments at the airport. She’s fast, independent, and curious—which is adorable... until you’re in a crowd. 😅This Blisstime 2-in-1 leash has been a lifesaver. I love that it comes with both a soft harness and a wrist link, so I can switch it up depending on where we’re going. The wrist option is perfect for quick errands, and the harness gives extra security in crowded places like theme parks or festivals. The wrist strap locks with a little key, so there’s no way she can slip out of it—and the cord is stretchy, so she doesn’t feel too restricted. The material is soft and padded, so it doesn’t leave any red marks, even after hours of use.We’ve used this on walks, at the zoo, and while traveling through busy terminals. She stays close, and I stay calm. I honestly don’t know how I did it without this before. If you have a toddler who’s constantly on the go, get this. It gives your child a bit of freedom without losing your peace of mind. Worth every penny.

My 2 year old is a runner and I also have a 3 month old that I’m lugging around too so it’s dangerous to have a runner like that when I can’t keep up. I’m a stay at home mom so most of the time it’s just me out with the kids. This is going to come in handy. It’s pretty easy to use. I like that it locks and the locks stay on my wrist band. I saw other reviews about kids getting out. I think once I properly tightened it I don’t see that as being an issue, at least for my kid. He’s not big for his age. He’s only 28 lbs. I think this is great value for the money and gonna save this momma a lot of stress.

Our toddler is super fast at running away so this has been perfect for letting him explore while keeping him at a safe distance. It is very lightweight but seems durable. It adjusts easily. I like that it gives you the option to either hook to the wrist or use the harness and it’s easy to switch between the two. The wrist bracelet things are very padded so they are comfortable. Bonus that it comes with a little key attached to the adult wrist one so that you can lock the snap in place and don’t have to worry about little fingers unsnapping it. The cord if stretchy enough to give a good bit of distance and so far bounces right back to shape. I like that is not big and bulky and won’t make my toddler overheat on those super hot days.

My toddler isn’t exactly a fan but it’s keeps him within radius. I feel slightly safer that he can’t just wander and disappear if I turn my head for a second. It’s a different world out there today…My only complaint about the product itself is it’s not easy adjusting the straps, especially on a wiggling toddler who doesn’t want it on in the first place. I guess it can be seen as a good thing though because it then isn’t easy for the child to slip out of loosened straps, so it’s an inconvenience I’ll take.Never thought we’d be a “leash” family, but my siblings now have them for each of my nieces and nephews. Peace of mind and the safety of our child supersedes the odd looks or side-eyes!

The media could not be loaded. Our little man always wants to walk everywhere and he should be able to. Get that at energy out. Just received it and my daughter put it on him. He seems to love it. The best part is, he can walk and be much safer at the same time.

Love it. Grandchildren is a runner and I can’t catch him.

This item was perfect for my child. It came with all the parts and I love that there’s a lock

I have a runner so this is a great concept and overall served our needs for a visit to the zoo. However a few cons are:-The tether is springy and so when my son darts off and I have hold of the other end it pulls him back with a little bit of force and made him fall more than once. Not a big fall but still knocked him on his butt.-the tether is really long and allows too much distance between us, which also allows the potential for innocent bystanders to get tangled up with us if you're not careful. This didn't happen but I see the potential. For good measure in addition to the wrist strap i also held onto the tether about halfway down to shorten the distance. This negates the hands free intention unfortunately.-i couldn't quite get the shoulder straps secure enough on my son. They kept wanting to slide off his shoulders overtime. The waist strap was fine though and there was still no way he could get out of it.I do like how the harness can stay on and the leash just clips on and off as needed. It still served it's purpose and was better than not having anything however I will likely try other products before going back to this.