Cars Seat Seatbelt Holder - Carseat Sidekick - Includes 2 Attachment Clips, 2 Retractable Bells, and 2 Magnetic Straps - Designed for Infants (Yellow)

Easy to put on. Works fairly well with the magnets if my son isn’t flailing.

The holders work really well but the plastic rings that hold it onto the car seat itself broke after a month. I replaced them with clips from the baby’s playmat toys and they’re working well again.

This is a great idea, but it’s made out of very cheap plastic and broke the first time I tried to put it on the car seat.

I thought that these would be really useful and for the length of time my kid was in her rear-facing car seat. But somewhere between moving the car seat between 2 cars, restaurants and grocery stores, one of the clips that held the retractable bells broke. The other issue that we had is the magnets in the belt attachment would clip to the clips for the center buckle. It would take me a while to figure out what happened to get my now (not patient) toddler daughter in or out of her car seat. I think that it worked well until then, but my husband just realized (after 17 months) that our car seat actually comes with a slot to keep the straps out of the way. This is probably the safer way to keep the straps out as I know experts don't recommend any attachments that don't come with the car seat as they are not crash-tested.

This helps us put your little in the car seat do much faster. He isn't a big fan of the car seat anymore and it has become a struggle. It's not a must have but something convenient and easy for the busy parents.

I was so excited to order these for my little boys car seat. Unfortunately they did not work for us. I guess the magnets were not strong enough because they wouldn't hold the straps when we tried to put him in the seat. A wonderful invention but didn't work for us.

These are made for an infant seat. I did rig up our convertible to work with them though and its perfect!

So useful at first....once both plastic clips broke they were useless. Great idea needs stronger material for daily use