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Strap Stop Baby Car Seat/Stroller Strap (4 Colours)

Strap Stop Baby Car Seat/Stroller Strap (4 Colours)

Name: Strap Stop Baby Car Seat/Stroller Strap (4 Colours)
Brand: Strap Stop
SKU: STRAPSTOP
Price: 19.9 SGD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6 (15 reviews)

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Strap Stop is an innovative product which prevents your little one from wriggling their arms out of car seat, stroller, high chair straps. The simple but effective clips, fit onto most car seats, push chairs, high chairs or other harnesses and grip onto the straps, holding them together without compromising the performance of any part of the seat.

Many cheaper straps on the market require unhooking your car seat belts to thread through. The Strap Stop can be effortlessly fitted by clipping onto your existing straps with one hand, using two buttons each side to release the clips, which make it easy to fit onto wherever needed.

Strap Stop has been officially crash tested by TRL and ECE R44-04 certified.

Quick Overview

Strap Stop has been officially crash tested by TRL and ECE R44-04 certified.

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Why we like this product:

Prevents children from freeing arms and keeps them safely in the straps of their car seat, push chair or high chair
Fully safety tested - officialy crash tested, confirms ECE R44 standards and does not effect performance of car seat or belt
Suitable for use with most types of car seats, push chairs, harnesses or high chairs - no need to unhook belt
Anti-slip clips which keep Strap Stop in place
No need to unhinge the car seat straps
Assembled in dust-free room in UK
Does not use cotton (cotton is too flammable)

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Customer Reviews

Useful
Review by Janice on May 23, 2019: This very useful for me , cos my girl always like to take out her little hand , after have this she can't take out again
It works!
Review by Serene on March 26, 2019: I was skeptical at first how it will work but decided to give it a try. Now my toddler is always strapped properly and no escape!
For safety
Review by JC on March 26, 2019: My toddler is able to wriggle free from his car seat straps so this chest strap is great in preventing his great escape!
Pay for safety
Review by Mel on January 10, 2019: It works. Lo does not fiddle with the straps anymore. Bit pricey but worth it for safety.
Holds the loose straps together
Review by Anne on December 21, 2018: I like that it holds the loose straps together to make it a more secure ride. I bought this because my son will always try to wriggle his way out from the car seat. Do try to adjust this strap nearer to upper chest area, otherwise the struggling kiddo will still wriggle out.
Money worth product
Review by Olga on October 9, 2018: Before finding this my child always removed a seatbelt from its proper position. Now my kid don't touch a seat belt any more, no tears, nothing... This product is absolutely must have for kids with same habits.
No more clever escape
Review by Chen Chen on October 7, 2018: Good buy..lil one tends to slipped both hands out of the car seat everytime we travel in the car..even though is a 5 straps buckle..with this no more clever escape..adult can drive with a peace of mind
Important to have
Review by Tom on August 28, 2018: This item prevents your kid from slipping out of their child seat seatbelts. I think its important cos its dangerous to be without the seatbelts.
Works!
Review by Bubbles on July 6, 2018: I bought this to prevent my baby from squirming out of his seat. He cried at first when i used this but gradually got used to it and stopped trying to wriggle out. Efficient
A must have!
Review by lumi on March 24, 2018: My baby sometimes moves his arms under his car seat strap so this stops him getting an arm free and keeps him safe.