Lindam Harness and Reins - WARNING, RANT!!!

[xolily]

we had the lindam reins and they were fine for us! x

 

[eldar]

Just wanted to add my vote for the little life backpacks - Wyn now carries her own nappy, snack and a toy. She loves wearing it (the butterfly one) and I like that is can be a bag when the reins are unclipped. We got Will the bumblebee backpack for Christmas and I intend for them both to wear them for a while to come just as backpacks even when they don't need reins.

Pic is of Wyn the day after she started walking (16 months)

 

[v2007]

Lindam have a Bookface page, i would leave a mesage there.

V xxx

 

[amynorange]

No he now walks pretty confidently around the house, hes just not learnt to get himself up to standing without holding onto something.
Yeh was thinking of a little run round on the grass, and we have a park near us with soft ground so if he does tumble its not so hard.
Think im going to get some rains later today and maybe have a go with them tomorrow, i just dont know what type to get!!!

Ohh and my son is 14 n half months x

You will definitely have to let us know which reins you decided to go with! Be it a supermarket/shops own brand or maybe even the LittleLife backpack

I got Rowan's reins from Morrison's - they are their own brand, ever so cheap - and they also said they were good up to 4 years old. This isn't true, as Rowan isn't yet three and I've let them out as far as they will go when she's got a winter coat on, but they are a good deal better than these Lindam ones seem to be, and they'll last as long as she needs them.

Im starting to think that some of these companies don't actually think/realise how big a 4yr old is! Haha! But at least your reins have lasted you that long!

Just wanted to add my vote for the little life backpacks - Wyn now carries her own nappy, snack and a toy. She loves wearing it (the butterfly one) and I like that is can be a bag when the reins are unclipped. We got Will the bumblebee backpack for Christmas and I intend for them both to wear them for a while to come just as backpacks even when they don't need reins.

Pic is of Wyn the day after she started walking (16 months)

What a great picture! A very determined look she has got on her face, like 'I can totally do this now! Climb mountains even, no problem!' Brilliant, lovely little girl!
Yeah that is a fab idea, I didn't properly think about the fact that it can just be a backpack when reins are no longer needed! Baby brain or what?!

Lindam have a Bookface page, i would leave a mesage there.

V xxx

That would be a good idea, shall do that now

Thank you all for your input! And I still haven't been to return the Lindham reins yet, nor have I bought him anymore.....yet. Think I'm going to go this week and do it though, thats the plan anyways!

 

[stardust599]

Ours are fine

Plenty of growing room. We have them on the tightest setting if she's just in her t-shirt and loosened a bit if she's in her coat/snowsuit and there's plenty of room!

 

[amynorange]

Ours are fine

Plenty of growing room. We have them on the tightest setting if she's just in her t-shirt and loosened a bit if she's in her coat/snowsuit and there's plenty of room!

Must be one of the lucky ones! Haha!

 

[Wooffy]

So angry about the quality of these reins I had to sign up!
Binned my receipt but still have the Argos packaging and product immaculate. Argos won't give me any form of refund.

They HAVE to be a dodgy batch. My 16 month old daughter is on the 9TH centile for weight and height. These won't go any where near. Ridiculous. Won't fit a doll.

Last time I shop at Argos. The manager refused to accept the product is defective. Now I shall email them direct. I know it's only £8 but its the fact they are clearly faulty. Wouldn't be so bad if I could pass them on to someone else, wouldn't fit a 6 month old.

 

[Carlyp1990]

katie also has a littlelife back, the ladybird one, i love it, she loves and oh loves it she carries her own juice if we go out now