- Thoughtful Safety Design- Prioritizing your child's well-being and security, our walking harness for kids is meticulously constructed from top-tier materials that offer durability and comfort. The secure design ensures they stay safely with you during outings, whether it’s a leisurely park walk, a bustling airport, crowed disneyland, zoo or aquarium.
- Grow-With-Me Adjustability- Picture your child blooming with each new day—our safety harness is right there with them, stretching comfortably to accommodate their growing chest and height, with waist circumference of about 25.9 inches up to 31.8 inches, the shoulder strap adjust from 16.14 inches to 24.4 inches. The tether on the back is adjustable from 4 feet to 7 feet, ensuring they're hugged securely in a fit for children aged 3-6
- Autism Awareness and Acceptance The harness features the iconic Autism Awareness puzzle, promoting understanding and acceptance in the community. It's a conversation starter and a symbol that can foster empathy from strangers during your daily adventures. It's not just a practical tool; it's a beacon of hope and solidarity that accompanies you both on every journey.
- Convenient On-the-Go Storage- Tucked away on the back of our thoughtfully designed harness is a delightful surprise – a compact pouch that doubles as a mini backpack for your child. Ideal for stashing a snack, a drink, or a treasured toy, keeping them entertained on the go. This nifty pouch also serves as a discreet storage space for the tether when it's not in use, ensuring that everything you need for a stress-free outing is always at your fingertips.
- Ultimate Easy-Use Harness for Special Needs- Engineered with the unique needs of your child in mind, our specialized safety harness features an intuitive chest buckle that allows for quick and effortless dressing and undressing. The inclusion of a detachable strap at the rear enhances the harness's ease of use, making trips and camping excursions into stress-free and delightful experiences for both you and your child.
