Clippasafe Wrist Link Reviews

When my little girl was born I was an extremely nervous parent and as soon as she started walking I bought a set of reins. 'Hooray' I thought 'Now my daughter will never be lost, squished or stolen by scary men with bushy eyebrows'. However my daughter had very different ideas and displayed a stubborn streak that she could only have ...  Read the complete review

We were out on day with my daughter in the pram when she decided she wanted to walk. That was fine except I had forgotten her baby reins. Normally I wouldn't worry but it was horrendously busy out and she was going through a pulling away phase so I wanted some extra security. Finding the nearest Mothercare I popped in to buy some ...  Read the complete review

We bought two sets of the clippasafe wrist straps from ebay for Hannah and Jess as we went to blackpool for a few days , i thought with it being so busy during the summer i would need these as they dont like to sit in there pushchairs for long periods of time. The clippasafe wrist links cost £3.99 each one per packet. These are very ...  Read the complete review

As soon as my daughter started to walk, she turned into Little Miss Independant!! She really didn't want to go in her pram at all as soon as she could walk but at the same time she didn't want to hold my hand when out walking either. It was scary as she would just run off and on a couple of occasions she would just run into the road so I ...  Read the complete review

My nephew, who is one, has just started to toddle around and although I could probably easily catch him if he wandered off anywhere, I prefer to know that he has one of these on for his own safety! Though I must say it is not my favourite piece of equipment as I don't really like the idea of having a child 'chained up' so to speak, ...  Read the complete review

Now, I'm not a paranoid mother....(I'm really not!).....but when you're the mother of a toddler who thinks he should act like he's part of the A-Team, then the time comes when you're willing to try anything to keep him safe from himself! Honestly, he will be right by my side and the next minute he's disappeared to God knows where.....and ...  Read the complete review

Once your child is out of their push chair and walking well, its time to consider how to make sure that your child isn't tempted to wander off when out and about. The Clippasafe Wrist Link is something that having bought for use during that 'I'm still only little but I want to walk everywhere phase' we have rather mixed views on. ...  Read the complete review

If any of you know me from the outside world, you can not argue with me when it comes to children. I am currently training to be a child psychologist, and when making arguments people always say "you can't say anything, you're not a parent!". I was diagnosed with premature ovarian failure at a ridiculously young age. As a ...  Read the complete review

When my kids were little I used reins but had never used a wrist link. Recently I took on a new child in work and his mother warned me that he likes to run off ahead when they are out so she uses a wrist link with him so she brought hers along on the days that I have him. I was a bit dubious at first, I didn't fancy the idea ...  Read the complete review

We've got the Clippasafe Wrist Link in pink, I brought it one day when I took my little sister to Town shopping one day. I got scared out of my head when she wandered off in one of the shops and I lost sight of her for a second..... and yeah, I'd been holding her hand but had let go of it for 2 secs while I switched my bag onto my other ...  Read the complete review

Use the leather harness! - Advantages: cheapish, better than nothing - Disadvantages: can slip off, can hurt wrists