Houdini Stop Clip

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Once the Houdini Stop car seat chest strap is in place, it will stay there, Your child can not easily move it up or down. It is universal and can be used on many types of harnesses, from car seats and H Harnesses, highchairs, and even prams or strollers. This car seat clip is the number 1 solution to stop children taking their arms out of their straps. 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. Now your little Houdini can't slip his or her arms and shoulders out of the harness straps and climb out of their seat. You can try dressing her in a button-up shirt and buttoning it over the car seat straps once they are done up. This has to be massively fiddly - but I've seen it suggested online. The Houdini Stop has been officially crash tested to the AS/NZ 1754 Standard by Autoliv Australia and independantly reviewed by ACRI in Australia. This revolutionary car seat chest clip has been proven not to interfere with the existing carseat harnessing in anyway and does not ride up and cause a choking hazzard in a simulated accident situation. The Houdini 28 harness works really well for my young client. We are using it in conjunction with a booster cushion and in about 6 months we can take the booster away, so it will be an easy transition for growth. The harness is perfect at meeting the needs of keeping the child safe, and she remains secure and doesn’t fiddle. The parents can use the harness well and it is easy for them to transfer into the 2 family cars for travel.

What is the Houdini Stop? The Houdini Stop Chest Strap is a device which prevents your child from taking their arms out of their car seat straps. It consists of two simple clips joined by a length of material. The clips connect to each of the 2 car seat straps and hold them closer together preventing your child from wriggling out. To be serious, I don’t really have a solution for you but must stress that, difficult as it is at the time, you must try to ignore the fact that your ‘little darling’ has escaped again and not be distracted until you have pulled up safely. This is especially so if you are on the motorway, where the most dangerous place is the hard-shoulder. The Houdini Stop Chest Strap is a device which prevents your child from taking their arms out of their car seat straps. It consists of two simple clips joined by a length of material.The Houdini Stop car seat chest clip is a very useful training product for the stage where your child does not understand the importance of staying inside their harnessing. It suits many age ranges and is simple for an adult or older child to remove if necessary. HIGHLY ADJUSTABLE - FROM BABIES TO TODDLERS - Suitable for children aged 12 to 36 month old so you can continue to use this baby chest harness clip as your child grows. The Houdini Stop fits almost all common Britax, Diono, Graco, Evenflo & many more car seat harness straps up to 38mm wide. Yes is can, it is universal. It should not however be used with an existing chest clip. Please ensure the old chest clip is fully removed before using a Houdini Stop. Effectiveness: The Houdini Stop has a high success rate, with more than a 95% effectiveness in preventing children from escaping their harness straps. Most children are not dexterous or strong enough to manipulate the release mechanism. 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. Some children may actually prefer having the Houdini Stop in place. Consider replacing the car seat. Either with one where the shoulder harness slots are closer together, if that is the problem, or one with an impact shield rather than a harness. While impact shields are controversial, they are safer than half a harness.

There's also a little clip called the Besafe Belt Collector. It does the job of a chest clip but it isn't a chest clip and doesn't interfere with the workings of the straps. This is a bit cheaper so if you want to try it first it might be worth it. You mentioned narrow shoulders - if she's wriggling a shoulder free at a time, this might be better. Just realised that the Houdini strap is actually illegal in Europe at the moment, so scrap that idea.Size Compatibility: The Houdini Stop is designed to fit over any single-layer harness that is up to 38mm wide. It can also be used with highchair and stroller harnesses also, to prevent children standing up and possibly falling. It is designed to keep your child’s arms out of the car seat straps. With it, children can be prevented from standing up and getting out by using highchairs or stroller straps. Because it has a 95% success rate, it does not have an effect on the performance of other parts of the car. Are Chest Clips Illegal In Australia Replacement for Chest Clip: Yes, it can be used in place of an existing chest clip. However, it should not be used in conjunction with an existing chest clip. The old chest clip should be fully removed before using the Houdini Stop. As stated before the USA sell car seats with Houdini stop already incorporated onto the harness system.

It can also be used with highchair and stroller harnesses to prevent children standing up and getting out. The Houdini Stop Chest Strap is a safety device designed to prevent children from taking their arms out of their car seat, highchair, or stroller harness straps. Here are some key points about the Houdini Stop Chest Strap: The Houdini Stop Chest Strap is a device which prevents your child from taking their arms out of their car seat straps. It consists of two simple clips joined by a length of material. The clips connect to each of the 2 car seat straps and hold them closer together preventing your child from wriggling out. You should be fine if the straps are loose. As a child psychologist, I see kids who are either completely unprepared or improperly trained 90% of the time. We have the seats for our seats, and there is no desire to prevent the leading cause of death for children in British Columbia. I suppose they prefer to be treated in the hospital rather than being treated on the road. Britax Australia is well-known and well-liked in Australia. Because the seat does not have a LATCH, the crotch strap is a split strap, resulting in a 6 point harness. You should be able to wear your sandals if the straps are properly adjusted and firm.

Unique eDog Houdini straps designed to be used with our front ring harnesses.  These straps are to be used by clipping one end to your dog's collar ring and the other end to the harness front ring to train your dog to stop trying to escape from the harness.

Children are protected from injury while riding in a car seat in the event of a collision, and the seat has its primary function as a way to do so. The chest clip is not permitted to be used in a child car seat that is under UN ECE R44 regulations. Crash tests show that a 3 year old child has loads of 55-60g, causing massive deflection in their chest and internal viscous compression. 5 Point Plus Anti-Escape System has received industry safety awards in the United Kingdom and Germany. During the drafting of UNECE R129, car seat manufacturers successfully pushed for the removal of the clause prohibiting chest clips. Despite the fact that there is currently technology to measure dangerous loads, no regulations around the world use sensors that can do so. Is it legal? EU legislation states that car seats can not be sold with a chest strap or chest clip attached as it indicates that car seats should be able to be unfastened by a single red button. However, the Houdini Stop is an aftermarket product and is not illegal to buy, sell, or fasten to your own car seat. We have had confirmation from the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe that it is not illegal. The Houdini Stop Strap is a device which prevents your child from taking their arms out of their harnessing. It consists of two simple clips joined by a length of material. The clips connect onto the existing harness straps and hold them firmly in position preventing your child from wriggling out. Chest clips, which are used to help secure a baby in a car seat, are not illegal in Australia. In fact, in Australia, chest clips are recommended in car seats for children aged 6 months and up, as long as the chest clip is fitted correctly and the shoulder straps are not too loose. It is important to ensure that the chest clip is positioned at the correct height, at the armpit level, and the straps should be securely fastened. While chest clips can help keep a baby safe in a car seat, it is important to ensure that the straps are not too tight, as this may cause discomfort or even difficulty breathing.