Baby Buddy’s Secure-A-Toy safety strap keeps favorite, much-loved toys and pacifiers close at hand and from dropping on the floor or ground. As much as babies love to drop toys from highchairs, strollers, and car seats to watch parents continually bend over and pick them up again, the Secure-A-Toy lets babies play this game without
Categories: Baby & Toddler Toys
Added on: April 17, 2018 - More: Comments & Reviews
Baby Buddy’s Secure-A-Toy safety strap keeps favorite, much-loved toys and pacifiers close at hand and from dropping on the floor or ground. As much as babies love to drop toys from highchairs, strollers, and car seats to watch parents continually bend over and pick them up again, the Secure-A-Toy lets babies play this game without risk of losing toys or pacifiers, especially when out in public. Keep toys and pacifiers safe and clean by preventing them from coming in contact with a dirty floor. The Secure-A-Toy is designed to simply snap onto a toy, teether, snack trap, plush toy, pacifier, etc., and secure the other end to a car seat, highchair, carrier, shopping cart, stroller, or wherever baby is harnessed. Two adjustable lengths let you customize how far a toy or pacifier can hang from the strap, and a variety of color options let you accessorize any color scheme you have. The Secure-A-Toy is also completely machine washable in mesh bag to make your life even easier.Check out our other Baby Buddy products because Every Baby Needs a Buddy.
A Mommy Must-Have! This is a simple concept, but something that you would not normally think you need. After losing a few toys off the side of the stroller, I felt there had to be a way to keep toys and bottles from falling over the edge. I found these and took a shot at ordering them. Overall, I think I might start giving this in a shower gift.PROS:The straps come with snaps at differing lengths to accommodate anything from Sophie the Giraffe all the way to our large Tommee Tippee bottles.I…
Because I don’t sew… The Good: They work! Binkies, blankets (looped through the tag), and lightweight toys were impervious to my babyâs attempt to dash them to the ground. Great at a restaurant. They arenât that long â only 10-11â when fastened â which helps prevent them from being a strangulation hazard (BUT still, never use unattended because thereâs always that one kid who figures out how to endanger themselves and itâs probably yours). Cheap â I got a 4 pack for under 6 dollars.The Bad: One out of…
perfect & useful These are just really handy.I first started using these to secure toys to my baby’s car seat and play gym when he was not quite 3 months old. He couldn’t throw toys yet, but these were an easy way to keep tabs on his favorite toys and make sure we didn’t lose them.Now that he’s 4 months old, he’s just starting to fling toys, and we mainly use this for pacifiers and toys to keep them attached to his car seat while in the car, and to his stroller while out and about.They’re just…