Traveling Toddler Car Seat Travel Accessory
- Quickly and easily connect your toddler’s car seat to your rolling carry-on suitcase.
- Creates a travel stroller perfect for the airport.
- Slips easily into the pocket of your carry-on when not in use.
- Works with any LATCH, and top tether, equipped car seat (not compatible with European equipped IsoFix seats)
- Your toddler flys in the comfort and safety of their own car seat
Product Description
ATTN: Britax owners. If our product is too short, please check to be sure your LATCH straps are in the forward facing position.
Whether flying on an airplane or traveling by train or bus, it is safest and most comfortable for your child to be in a car seat. But traveling with a young child, their seat, and your carry-on can be tricky. Not anymore. The Traveling Toddler strap allows you to attach your LATCH and top tether equipped toddler’s car seat to a rolling car… More >>
Yesterday, I ordered the traveling toddler online through Amazon. It was shipping from Happy Mothers, so I went on their site to track it. When I did, I realized they were sending me a completely different item! One called the Tote-a-tot, which looks like a cheaper version of the same idea, with some kind of back pack thing. I had to call Happy Mothers, and then they had to manually adjust my order so that I would get the correct item. Now, it will take 6-7 days just for them to ship the correct item. Hopefully, I’ll get the correct one!
Rating: 1 / 5
Comment by jdt2ho — April 26, 2010 @ 2:44 pm
This is a very poorly designed product. It does not work well at all. We have returned this. My husband bought some materials from a home materials store and made an absolutely great one for less than $3.00. This is a horrible product. Either save your money and make your own (not hard at all) or else spend the money on a better design.
Rating: 1 / 5
Comment by Mahmmie3 — April 26, 2010 @ 4:46 pm
this item really does not work with a regular (Evenflo, LATCH) car seat. The car seat needs to be equipped with all kind of additional straps. in the end, we ended up using a piece of rope: this did work and is a lot cheaper than $15 !
Rating: 1 / 5
Comment by Alexander — April 26, 2010 @ 7:39 pm
Works fine, but be prepared to be disappointed with what gets shipped to you. I’m all for rewarding innovative products and the investment in idea and prototyping, but this is ridiculous. It probably cost less than a buck to make!
Also, i should have frankly thought it thru more. The time you will actually be able to strap your kids seat to your baggage will be minimal. For me it would be the distance between the kerb and check-in, about 200yrs…not worth it frankly. After that, the seat is usually on my back like a backpack as we battle security…hey keeps the chiropractic industry going right!!!!
Do yourself a favor and put your $20 to better use.
Rating: 2 / 5
Comment by Alan Buckley — April 26, 2010 @ 8:41 pm
I did not feel that there were enough directions as to how to attach the product. I was unable to make it work. The idea sounds good.
Rating: 2 / 5
Comment by Caremare — April 26, 2010 @ 10:11 pm