Wednesday, December 4, 2019

TIE THAT BABY DOWN!



"As every parent knows, a toddler is too squirmy to be held on the lap for long or to wear a conventional safety belt while riding in a car. And the hazards for an unattended toddler-passenger are too long to list, especially if mother is driving alone with the youngster.

"In a Volkswagen this problem can be solved for about $2, in a way satisfactory to both parents and toddler. Solution is use of a harness set: the leash of a standard harness fits exactly when strapped around the upper section of a Volks back seat.

"Leash is secured in the center around the backrest, then the harness strap attached. This allows the toddler to sit, stand or lie down, or move a short distance to either side, with the harness strap sliding up and down the leash with his movements."




Harness-leash around seat-back lets bouncy tot stand up. . . 




Or he has enough freedom to move around (. . . ) get bored.




When VW engine drone makes him sleepy, strap slides easily down leash.