Bucklebee Easy Car Seat Buckle Release Aid for Children Unbuckle Car Seat Release Tool - Car Seat Button Pusher - Car Seat Opener for Nails - Car Seat Buckle Release Tool Buddy Me (1 Pack Teal)

Not only does my little boy love this, I find it incredibly helpful now that I have a newborn child to deal with my toddler can get himself unbuckled so that all I have to do is just open the car door for him and he’s out. Gives him some independence. Highly recommend for the older kiddos in front facing car seat seats.

as advertised. Makes it much easier and quicker to open the buckle. I can't squeeze hard enough without it.

I cannot give this enough Stars! This helps tremendously, we put it on our 5 year olds car seat because she sits in the middle and it is such a life saver not having to reach in to unbuckle her! She can get her herself out and help with her sisters top buckle. I wouldn't get for a kid less than 5, I know my 3 year old absolutely would try to unbuckle while we are driving. I will be purchasing another once my 3 year old is 5! It is also very easy to install and she doesn't even know it's there as far as comfortability.

Doesn't like up easily, and hard to push without back support

Very convenient for our family! We have a nearly 4-year-old who rides in the third row, so this has made buckling and unbuckling much easier. That said, I do think it’s important to mention that this device gives your child the ability to release their own seatbelt. Make sure they truly understand that seatbelts stay buckled until the vehicle has stopped. We definitely had a few moments during the first week where our 3-year-old unbuckled while we were driving because, well… impulse control at that age isn’t exactly their strong suit. Once the novelty wore off and we reinforced the rules, it’s been smooth sailing ever since. Our child now buckles and unbuckles independently, which has given them a lot of confidence and made loading and unloading much easier for our family. Overall, we’re very happy with it and would recommend it—as long as your child is ready for the responsibility that comes with it.