Meter.LLC

This has been a great thing to have! Having two young children and needing two places to strap them into when shopping, this has really helped. It is very easy to use as well. There was a slight learning curve with it the first time I used it, though. Do not place all four straps at the same height in the buggy. This will allow the child to lean forward enough to almost tip out! The leg holes keep them in, but they can twist it enough to tip forward! To remedy this, place the back two straps slightly lower than the front ones. This will keep them from being able to tip it forward.

This makes this so much easier for me to use when I want to take the kids to get groceries by myself. We have two under 2 and need both of them to be in the cart.This is sturdy and I felt safe using it. It takes about 30 seconds to put on! Highly recommended!

I absolutely love our buggy bench, it is a huge saving grace for us when the multiple child carts on available or – or they're just wet because we get to source pretty early in the morning when the due hasn't dried off of them. This is super easy to strap and carts – it doesn't take nearly as much time as I thought it would. Probably about three minutes to put it on there and less than 30 seconds to take it Off. I have used it at Walmart target Home Depot Lowes and it has fit on all of those carts. The only thing I have really noticed that isn't ideal for my sign is that his feet get caught on the leg holes really badly when I'm trying to get him in and out… He is almost 3 years old and wears a size 9 and toddler shoes. But I also feel like if the lake holes were any bigger it wouldn't be stable enough for a small child… It just takes me a little extra effort to get his feet through the holes with his shoes My only mommy tip is to use this for the younger child if you have a smaller baby and a toddler. I put my son in this first – who is three years old… Size wise having him in the front part of the cart would be a lot easier because his legs take up so much room… But of course after the first time I put it in it she wants to be in the buggy bench and throws a fit anytime I try to put my daughter in it

I have twins and this is great to have! I used to have to put one in the cart in his car seat, which leaves little to no room for anything else! But now, I have plenty of room for whatever I need to get. Yes, he sometimes reaches for what I put in the cart, but I put him so far forward that I can usually get everything I want out of his reach behind him. :)

I was skeptical of this being sturdy enough to hold my one year old----but boy was I wrong! It stays firmly up and lets lots of groceries fit perfectly underneath. They can't reach the groceries either so it's wonderful! I highly recommend for those moms with two younger kids at home. For reference....we have a 2 and a half year old and an 11 month old (who fit perfectly in this and had a great time at the grocery store)! :)

Love having this in the car as an option to use in store carriages for 2yr old twins. Takes up zero space in the car. It allows you to park next to the carts in the parking lot and easily set up and load everyone in. Don't have to bank on the few big double carts to be available. My 24lb girls fit just fine with some room to go. You can face it looking toward you or away. Plenty of seat space to the kids left and right for snacks toys etc.

Who ever thought of this is a genius! Makes life a lot easier for my wife and I to take the kids to the store. I have to admit that taking my son out was a little difficult because his legs kept getting caught in the leg openings but we'll find a way to make it easier.Update!!! Had it for a year and still think it's great!

I get stopped nearly every time I go to a store by other parents to find out where I bought this item because the practicality of this bench is obvious to all parents of two (or more)! It's cute, durable, and very useful. My only complaint is the buckle system--- since large metal caribeaner-like clips would make the process SO MUCH faster than having to thread the straps through the cart and then forcing the thick plastic buckles into place.