YNR 1.2 m Baby and Toddler Walking Safety Harness with Child Leash – Adjustable Support Accessory for Supervised Walking and Travel

YNR INSTRUMENTS LTD

£9.62

YNR 1.2 m Baby and Toddler Walking Safety Harness with Child Leash is an adjustable support accessory for supervised walking and travel. Product details 1.2 m leash length as stated in the current product title. Approx. 10.2 cm wide hook-and-loop fastener as stated in the current product information. Long shoulder straps designed to fit over additional clothing. Swivel clip helps reduce leash tangling. Washable construction as stated in the current product information. Care and safety Use only under direct adult supervision. Check the harness, straps, fasteners and clip before every use, adjus

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Registered at Companies House as YNR INSTRUMENTS LTD, number 07214852. Checked 2026-08-29.
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