Safety Harnesses for Autism, Special Needs, Baby and Toddler.

Accessories: Buckle Covers

Special Needs Safety Harness, Autism Harness with buckle covers

Buckle Covers, $3.99 each

The Baby Harness and the Special Needs Safety Harness buckles at the back. For most children, especially toddlers and younger children, this feature alone is enough to prevent them from removing the harness. For older children and teens diagnosed with autism or ADHD who are wearing a Special Needs Safety Harness, having the buckles at the back may not be enough to prevent them from attempting to remove their new harness. In these cases, buckle covers may be the answer. They are easy to use and very effective.

The buckle covers are difficult to remove from the harness because the velcro wrap is very sticky. To make the buckle covers even more effective, put them on the buckles "backward" by placing the opening of the wrap against your child's back. When the Special Needs Safety Harness is fitted on them properly (snug but not tight), there is little or no room for determined fingers to manouver the cover open.

Buckle covers increase the security of the Baby Harness or the Special Needs Safety Harness and are very easy to use:

a Special Needs Harness; a Child Safety Tether; a Baby Harness

To attach the Buckle Cover to the Baby Harness or Special Needs Safety Harness

The pictures below show how to attach the buckle cover to the harness buckle:

Are Buckle Covers necessary?

Your Baby Harness or Special Needs Safety Harness will last you for years. Will your child try to reach the buckles now? Will they try in future?

If you know these covers are not sufficient, consider ordering your Special Needs Safety Harness with Locking Buckles instead of our regular buckles.

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