> And those toddler harnesses with the leashes maybe look a little less silly. <
Those harnesses are a good idea. They are useful in many different situations. A friend of mine used one whenever he took his toddler to the mall. He should have been commended for adding a layer of security for his child.
But instead he got “how dare you walk your child like a dog” stares.
I had a friend who remembered being on one of those harnesses and he said it gave him a great sense of security knowing that mom or dad was at the other end.
But instead he got “how dare you walk your child like a dog” stares.
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What would be the reaction if the parent was wearing one of those studded dog colors?
“How dare you care more for the safety of your dog than you do a child!” comes to mind.
We’ve never used one but I can see where a child leash could come in really handy in a place like Yellowstone and other situations.
Peach
“How dare you care more for the safety of your dog than you do a child!” comes to mind.
We’ve never used one but I can see where a child leash could come in really handy in a place like Yellowstone and other situations.
Peach
Our youngest son was absolutely fearless. We couldn’t keep him in a stroller and, in stores he would head for the doors and try to go outside.
So, we got a harness and leash. That lasted less than 5 minutes. He simply laid down in the floor of the store and refused to stand up as long as he had the harness on.
Yes, he was a handful and it was a fulltime job keeping him alive for several years.