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1 HN user recommended this in 2018, in one comment.
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By baby seatbelt, do you mean the tethering restraint that tethers the infant to an adult? AFAIU, American domestic airlines won't provide those tethering devices as there's a difference of opinion on efficacy in the global industry. Some international airlines provide them, but arguably they're largely a feelgood measure and perhaps outright dangerous. (Which is better, smashing into the ceiling or being violently whipped around at the waist?) Which isn't to say we haven't used them on international flights, even when we had a baby seat ;)
FWIW, this 4-point harness worked well for us the last time we traveled, when our kid was about 2: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0012E4FV8/
It's FAA approved and no airline will give you trouble for using it. I think some airlines (international if not domestic) provide this if you give them a heads-up during check-in, but it's less hassle to bring your own.