New Car Seat Harness

[@ca147]

I'm so glad you found something that helps keep him safe!!

[@AnitaSouthall]

Safety is important 😊

[@mssavage6927]

Yep, every parent needs this for a child that gets out of their carseat or seatbelt. Best thing you will ever buy. It will also protect you child.

[@amyfulcher577]

Unfortunately these are illegal in some countries. I work with young people with disabilities and these seat belt covers are now illegal in the UK and we cannot use them anymore, even with parental permission

[@MavonEast]

Tbh I used a method I like to call "do it again and I'm whipping your butt". It worked like a charm but neither of my kids is neurodivergent enough that they couldn't help themselves.

[@Lily-ok9lp]

@@amyfulcher577only in public service vehicles afaik, they’re still available for the parents cars

[@PastyPineapple]

Definitely keep a seatbelt cutter in the car in case of an accident!❤

[@keshahollar9403]

My thoughts exactly

[@fayeprice5500]

Where do you find seat belt attachment? How big do they come? And how much do they cost?

[@doveandpatch]

​@fayeprice5500 Amazon, less than 15 bucks for a 2 pack, last year, I bought a couple.

[@doveandpatch]

​@fayeprice5500 the harness is pricey, but the red seat belt buckle cover is cheap.

[@daniellemartin9896]

Everyone should have one regardless of needing the harness or not

[@lilkygirl0284]

You should probably use all 4 D rings. In a car with it on they are needed if you use the top 2. In the event of an accident the seat belt and D rings work differently. Also always keep a seat belt cutter close by just in case you need a fast escape! Just a heads up from someone who has done special needs transportation for the past 16 years hooking up about 15 kids a day every day.

[@WesClanton-pn9co]

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[@bettyhanson5594]

How about READ THE MANUAL AND FOLLOW WHAT IT SAYS

[@higoodbye7545]

Why are you so upset? Why come to the comments to yell at people sharing their experiences, find a hobby ​@@bettyhanson5594

[@melimel9265]

​@@bettyhanson5594your comment didn't help at all.

[@TracyMurphy63]

AMEN...My son born 1989 escaped every car seat and or belts. Glad to know this was solved. I had to travel with a partner everytime. Hard when your a single parent...❤❤❤

[@LouiseVanDenHoogan]

Twenty years ago I met my friend who's son had Anglemens, he was such a escape artist. Your post was so uplifting

[@sparkyrosenberger6093]

I work on school buses, and I've worked with kids that have to wear these. Luckily I haven't had an accident with a student who needs one of those, but both me and the driver know where the seatbelt cutters (usually there's two) are.

[@sparkyrosenberger6093]

And that's why I'm a bus assistant and not a teacher. Plus, the point was brought across despite my pour use of grammar.

[@ashleyolney3092]

I love seeing things that other parents of disabled children found that truly help in their everyday life! Thank you for sharing!

[@BlairingWitches]

My child with ASD used something similar to this for a while. Luckily we were able to gift if to another family, as we no longer need it 🎉

[@TheKlh54]

Blessings to the creators of safety equipment for all sorts of needs! I know you drive feeling much more secure knowing your son is safe!

[@me-xx2gl]

53 years ago, just as carseats were b undergoing changes, sears sold a harness very like that. It hooked to a seat best thing. We removed the back seat and bolted the strap to the seat belt bolt. It actually was great. He could lay down, sit, and stand up. About 12 years ago, i had a similar harness for my very large dog. Good concept.

[@dragonflycait7184]

An escape artist needs special care. Good thinking Mom & Dad.

[@zareien2290]

Glad for everyone with the foresight to mention seatbelt cutter! Definitely something you forget until its too late

[@georginafg3626]

This will definitely keep your little escape artist safe! ❤

[@valerief1231]

This is an awesome solution! My cousin R has A.S. And is going to be 47 in July, he is one of my most favorite people, his mom and dad were told that he wouldn’t make it to adulthood, but that was not what they wanted to hear, so they did everything that a parent with a child diagnosed with Downs Syndrome would do, back when R was diagnosed A.S. Was called a puppets syndrome. He’s absolutely not puppet like and I’m glad they changed the name of this genetic difference because these people God created so perfectly are literally amazing, and far superior to your generic, run of the mill plain ol’ vanilla variety human! You don’t need me to tell you this though, I am blessed to have R in my life, and he’s the light of our entire large extended family!

[@KanadianRaven]

Back about 35yr ago I had a 4 point harness from Mothercraft in England. It was much less difficult to put on & stayed anchored to the car. It also was also escape proof for kids.

[@nobody-ku8ch]

It's exactly what I used for my child at that age, it took so much stress out of travel, plus kept him safe he's now 22, living in assisted housing having a blast Diagnosed with landay kleffner syndrome at a very young age ......he's now 6.5 and my happy gentle giant ❤

[@sa9110]

I might have to look into this. My son is severely autistic and has quite possibly the worst ADHD I've ever seen. Unbuckling is one of our biggest safety concerns. He loves to have his window down, but I've had to pull off the highway because he's unbuckled and tried to crawl out the window. It happens in about 2 seconds. Keeping him safe is a full time job and it makes any trip longer than 20 minutes extremely difficult.

[@barbvillarreal7440]

Your adorable son is a precious little gift from God 💙🙏🏼

[@sweetxiuga.9829]

WOOOO finding things that work is always a good feeling 😊

[@donnaturner9445]

I needed that for my middle son. There wasn't a car seat or harness that he couldn't get out of.

[@Amish5226]

My mom definitely needed something like this for me when I was a child. I was always escaping from my car seat/harness and causing her undue stress.

[@Freckles-xl4kk]

Drove school bus for special needs kids. This is what we used also. They are great. ❤❤

[@AvaParker-r8m]

Yay I am so glad that he has something that keeps him safe

[@savannabinding5922]

So happy you guys found something that keeps him safe in the car!

[@ChristinaLLT]

I am so happy I found this video. I hope this thing works. Thank you so much. My son has autism and he is majorly outgrown his car seat. He's 9 years old

[@BeatlesPlotagonShow]

I remember watching your TikTok, and remember seeing that Griffin’s figure out how to work the seat buttons. Time for the middle seat to keep him more safe and I’m glad you found the car seat harness to keep Griffin safe 😅

[@lisaarial]

I was a school bus driver for 30 years, I love the harnesses. They are very safe for all. Love your videos

[@cynthiabullock4648]

That means he's very smart, and a puzzle solver. Glad he's safe❤❤❤❤

[@jgarr313]

It looks comfortable enough too!

[@annlebelt2676]

My son used one of these while riding a bus to school. I was thankful they did this. Now he uses a regular seatbelt with no issues.

[@chloelathim3006]

Sounds so stressful. You’re doing amazing!!

[@TalkingToTheMoonGirl]

I wish I knew about this 20 years ago. Genius idea! You can drive knowing he is safe! Perfect. ❤

[@arozelewis09]

Your son is adorable 🥰 so glad he's staying safe❤

[@lorihuff7511]

He can talk. He learns fast. Safety belt is good ideas.

[@debramoreno4743]

Hello fellow Angel Mama. My son has Angelman Syndrome as well. He will be 24 next month❤

[@myrawood3413]

Gorgeous boy God bless him 🙏

[@BaileyDier-pp9du]

He’s so cute!

[@WhatRonDoes]

Sometimes you got to do what you gotta do. 1 thought I had was an evacuation plan, in the event of a car fire or entering a body of water. Great job Mom. ❤ the video.

[@alyssaedenfield1070]

how is your son so clever and adorable? his face is so cute!❤😊

[@LucasMoore88]

My son had one of those too! They are the best.

[@alyssajackson6842]

That’s actually really awesome and smart to have if you have a child with needs

[@Jewels215]

Man I forgot about these My sister has autism and use one of these on the bus This brought back so many memories of her in jk/sk going on the bus

[@kccole79]

They have those in school busses I used them when I drove school bus on a few children

[@thak44]

What a sweetheart ❤

[@squidia5134]

I was terrible Houdini in the car, adhd girl diagnosed early! If I have kids, I’m getting this! I can’t have a “mini me” lose in the car I’m driving, someone’s going to cry

[@AnimalLover-ic8kj]

Griffin is getting so tall ❤

[@sissieburlew2971]

He's absolutely adorable 💙

[@LollipopHouser]

I tell you what, my son has the same one and has managed to get out of it by unzipping it. That kid is Houdini!

[@meganwildt2481]

So many new tools that would have helped so many people over the years. I can't imagine what new things they will make in the future.

[@matthewlawreence2808]

My goddaughter is autistic and she has that but she doesn’t have a car seat because she’s 13. She just has a harness that hooks up to a regular seat in the car.

[@azucenamontague67]

Amazing I wish I had it when my child was little. My son on the freeway got free and pulled on the emergency brake. Omg 😱 I was scared 😱

[@katierich5964]

I am a school bus associate and we use these exact same harnesses when needed.

[@jessicatemplin4739]

Good job momma! Doing whatever it takes to protect your sweet boy.

[@c.b.6187]

Oh my goodness! He's so adorable too!!

[@samw1231]

He seems like a happy kid

[@sbrrymom]

Had these in the 50's-60's. I had the top part and used itfor akiing with my son.

[@erins3465]

That's cool. And he is absolutely adorable ❤🩷💜🩵

[@ladybolski]

Your son has the cutest smile ever! ❤

[@angelafleming3328]

My son is 19 and wears the same harness only bigger my son is 280 pounds and we use it when he is going to school on the bus to keep him from getting up on the school bus my son is autistic and use to get up on the bus now he has used it for so long that he just wears it because its routine for him.

[@lgl242]

Perfect! My friend is looking for a harness for her boy. Good to see how it would work

[@Loading_Tunes]

Before summer started my biology teacher gave us a project and I actually choose Angelmans syndrome to research.

[@TotallyAGoblin]

That side eye he gave her when she brought out the harness 😂 just like "ugh this again" I hope she has a notice over his seat to notify incase of emergency to cut the belts for extraction. Every second counts after an accident. Maybe even a belt cutter velcro'd out of the kids reach to the ceiling

[@shannonmulhern1363]

He is super cute and he looks so sweet❤

[@princess362436]

I just love leaning new interesting topics everyday

[@shivawilson3250]

High five at the end really shows his participation thnks for a non forced video ❤😂🎉😮❤

[@HeyLetsTalkAboutIt]

That’s brilliant!

[@confusedlemon2986]

I'm sure having a kid who is a flight risk makes every outside situation a nightmare

[@EllaWitter]

Your an a amazing parent ❤

[@aprilkemerley-jensen858]

Man I wish I had seen this when my son was younger! Very cool!

[@missinvisible]

I bet my parents would have loved these when I was little. I kept escaping the car seat while they would drive.

[@megumi4330]

My son wears the same exact one, (required by the school transportation)in the large size. The bottom buckles look so uncomfortable on him, but he doesnt seem to mind

[@Grellibe]

Wow! A whole vest seat belt. I wonder how it works compared to a regular seatbelt.

[@MamaMaybell]

He's as cute as a button. Look at that smile! ❤

[@jenniferwarden2533]

I wish I had this for my daughter when she was younger

[@TheofficialMammonstan]

My younger brother has that for his school bus (he's still small enough for a car seat so that's what he use in our cars)

[@ExcellentsharkingYT]

awww i love the high five at the end ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@dottiedavis355]

Angelman’s - such a sweet smile!

[@juggernaught2115]

This is so awesome. My daughter has PWS which is like the sister syndrome to angellman. She has a deletion on the paternal side of her 15th chromosome instead of the maternal side. Im definitely looking into this

[@arianavillanueva3894]

He’s adorable

[@Rosebuddutchess1313]

Thank you. I've not seen something like that before. I appreciate you sharing

[@vivpace7049]

What a cutie! Good Mom!

[@michellebeebelewisfrith1544]

Bus's have been using these for years they are a life saver

[@momof3creation207]

Thank you didn't know it existed will try with my my autism child

[@rabbitholegirl1]

That's so clever!

[@annwartnick7878]

That just scares the hell out of me. What if for some reason he needs to get out of that car whether you’re drove into a lake or you’re flipped upside down and the people on the front or unconscious and he is awake I mean that’s just got to be crazy but I guess that protects you for the most part but that’s just scary to think of.

[@dancerdog508]

Just use a seatbelt cutter, he wouldn't be able to get himself to safely either way and him being in this means he wouldn't go flying if they ever got in an accident or anything

[@dancerdog508]

@NovaScotiaCanadadisasters I wasn't replying to you, I was replying to the original comment and explaining futher

[@kelseylockwood]

Unfortunately it seems like he wouldn’t be able to get out himself regardless, yes he can un do it but I don’t think he has much mobility on his own

[@HaileyAndTheArt]

Those are very scary thoughts. However even in most accident scenarios that's not as likely. In my child's case it's much more dangerous for him to be able to get out of his seat while I'm driving. I do carry a seat belt cutter on my key ring and I think everyone really should because in those scenarios it could be difficult for anyone to get out.

[@SunBeeSmoked]

Special circumstances that are less likely to happen do not proceed every day safety. Without this he could easily get himself hurt on a daily basis.

[@jenniferwebb8625]

My son had this until he could not fit it anymore.

[@redfailhawk]

Where did you get the cover for the buckle? My husky keeps accidentally letting herself loose.

[@sarahgrajales9693]

😂 He looked up at you when you were holding that up giving you a look 😂 ❤❤❤ That is really cool ❤❤

[@karinapique3106]

That's great for anyone who needs it.

[@connielikens3415]

Perfect!

[@dawnbloomfield1226]

Wow that is so great!! Shoot n it keeps are children safe in a car seat too

[@Mary-sf8cy]

Need, need, need that buckle cover!

[@Greenthumbscool]

Good job! Be safe now!❤️👏❤️

[@brittanypanda3322]

I have a sad story about an old friend of mine in elementary. Forgive me for the language but its the easiest. She rode the "special bus" and had some sort of a disability, my guess is autism because of how she behaved, but it could have been something different. On the bus, they wore those harnesses. She would come off the bus with that harness on and then wear it until a teacher or parent took it off because she didnt know how and the bus driver didnt take it off. I think thats terrible, it broke my moms heart whenever she saw her. It was just such an identifier that she was "different". I didnt notice it as a kid, and i dont think anyone really teased her about it, but it was loud and clinky and bothered her. The bus driver should take them off.

[@Joker.772]

Yes the bus driver or some other adult should have definitely been there to remove the harnesses but that doesn't mean their any less important for safety.

[@Daughter_of_Hades666]

He very cute and now he can stay safe

[@gretchengardner3538]

Love this.

[@joannakuyt1512]

Why in the heck am I just seeing this device NOW and not when I actually needed it? My two older children are both autistic and they were escape artists with everything including their car seat. I even had a seat buckle cover and they still escaped.

[@melloyellowphase]

We use something very similar on school busses

[@carleshabrady-heath2780]

Thank u

[@jennieferris]

He is so cute