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Bright Camo Print Toy Tether - No more dropped toys

Bright Camo Print Toy Tether - No more dropped toys

Description

Tired of toys falling and getting dirty? The toy tether solves the problem. Introducing the go everywhere toy tether!

Now available in a ton of colours and great for:
::Mom or Dad's wrist while baby plays on lap
::Eating out at restaurants and keeping baby busy
::Walks in the Ergo, Bjorn, Sungli or other carriers
::Hooking onto your Stroller frame so toys don't get tossed
::Flights, no more fishing under seats for dropped toys!
::Attaching to Diaper Bags
::Sippy Cups and some bottles
::And even more uses you will think of!

One end attaches to parent, the other to the toy in seconds. In addition, this toy tether has an extra loop for adding a ring for teething or for just adding more toys!

All fasteners are made with velcro for ease of use. The toy tether is made of nylon and polyester strapping with grosgrain ribbon and a small metal loop. Toys and teething loops shown in pictures are not included.

The toy tether is not a toy, and is to be strictly used only under close supervision of a parent. Never leave children unattended when using the toy tether.

Here is what people are saying about the toy tether:

"On my trip I used it multiple times a day and it was confirmed that Chelsea likes to play as much with the toy tether as with the toy that the tether is attached to! In fact, in the Seattle airport, I was carrying her around in the Ergo and I just attached the tether to the Ergo strap (where Chelsea normally chews) and she played with that for a while while I was in the airport. She loves to suck on it! I keep finding new uses for this thing, it's great!!"

"We went out for dinner as a family for the first time in a looooong time, that toy tether kept Zack occupied and I enjoyed my meal for once!"

"I finally have solved toys from being chucked out of my stroller onto the ground! Thank you so much Shady Feet!"

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Added on Sep 19, 2009