Where to buy clip on fans?

[3boysluvndisney]

Someone on these great boards suggested clip on fans for our stroller to keep our 14 month old cool especially during naps and just wanted to know if anyone knew where to buy these and what the price range was? I need the kind that have the soft blades since it will be used on the stroller. Thanks!

 

[buzz2400]

If you have a walmart near you, check them. Look for the section with the fans. They seem to have "safety" fans. I also bought a fan somewhat like what you want. A clip on but also can wear around neck and I got that at walgreens last year.

 

[gator287]

Hi, We were able to get the stroller clip on fan from OneStepAhead.com. They make this fan specifically for clipping on the stroller and it works GREAT! It is safe, in our opinion. Hannah, our 8-month old, likes to play with the fan and there are no dangers of her getting hurt. They cost about $12.99 each plus shipping. This is a great website and we have bought several unique things from them. Let me know if you have any additional questions.
Good luck,
Suzy and Ed and Hannah

 

[ReneeQ]

I think this is it:

http://www.onestepahead.com/jump.js...2&itemType=PRODUCT&iProductID=1372&change=117

 

[dsnycrzy]

Just bought 4 from the dollar store, Dollar Tree. All of course a dollar.

 

[Ratpack]

We bought our clip on from Walmart. It clips on and the neck is adjustable and fairly long so it can be placed out of the way. The blades are the soft foam so they are safe for a stroller. I think we paid $3 for it.

 

[GONETODISNEY]

Please be advised that while these blades are soft and are called "safety" fans, toddlers or young children who play with them may get their hair caught in the blades. Since the blade turns, the hair only gets wrapped tighter-- hurting the child. My god daughter did this while at MK one day and it took out a chunk of her hair and panicked everyone involved. She was in pain and screamed for the 20 minutes it took us to get it out of her hair! Please take precautions with these fans and do not assume that they are "safe".