Houdini Stop Clip

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We have a AxissFix Plus and the shoulder straps would slip off her shoulders when she wanted to escape.

Prams, car seats, cots, mattresses and other items purchased from non Australian Distributors are modified and tested to meet the Australian Safety Standards. STOP YOUR LITTLE ONE FROM SLIPPING OUT OF THEIR SAFETY HARNESS - The Houdini Stop car seat chest clip keeps the shoulder straps of your high chair, stroller or car booster seat SECURELY CLIPPED TOGETHER. It simply clips over the top of your existing strapping and prevents your child from pulling their arms out. Most young children are not dexterous, or strong enough in their pincher grip to work the release mechanism. You can try dressing her in a button-up shirt and buttoning it over the car seat straps once they are done up.The Houdini stop chest strap is a safety device which prevents your child from taking their arms out of their harnessing. The Houdini Stop can not be made 100% inescapable, as an adult needs to be able to easily work the release in an emergency situation. It's worth noting that it cannot be made 100% inescapable, as it needs to be easily released by an adult in an emergency situation. My 2yo can’t undo the clasp on our maxi cosi Pearl but can wriggle out of the straps if there is any flex at all.

The Houdini Stop can not be made 100% inescapable, as an adult or older child needs to be able to work the release in an emergency situation. Most children actually begin to love having a Houdini stop and I have heard many stories about children insisting that their Houdini Stop must be put on. Use it as a car seat chest clip, high chair strap lock on your high chair or as a replacement strap set for your stroller. Just stop the car, play merry hell get very serious and stern and tell them you will go home (not continue on your trip out to see lovely granny, film, soft play whatever) until they get back in the seat properly.Parent-Approved: A trusted solution recommended by parents and caregivers for its effectiveness in keeping children safely harnessed.