he promised he would and i was bored befour and i was readin this book about snakes my mom got me to see if the kind that escaped from the zoo was in it. and thats all i was doing and he told me to go upstairs while he phoned someone and i didnt want to and i waited til he was on the phone and then sneaked behind him and hit him in the head with the book and he couldnt do anythin cuz he was talking.but then when he was done he found me and pulled me and my arms alredy hurting and he took my book off me and said hes not gettin me another snake ever when he said he would when i was older he said he'd get me a bigger one and he made me go in my room.so i think i broke my tv now and ive not even had it that long and ive put loads of stuff on the stairs and i hope he trips on them and falls down the stairs like he did that time when i grabbed his legcan i get him arrested hes being stupid
I was useless set against thisExcept I had my guy who just mostly doesn't hear. He is just all over the place. My husband hates them and says humans wouldn't have children in the event that they need to put them on a leash. Yet he's invariably the one carrying our son when our son get out of manage. If she falls loads maybe a stroller can be a better option. What about those hand at hand cuffs? She wears one and its attached to you? Its a rough call. Hope you're making the right option in your youngster. Advantages~
And why shouldn't you treat your child like a dog? Seriously - You leash your dog to keep them safe, because they do not know better than to run off if they get distracted. You harness your kid for the same reason. I see nothing wrong with it. In fact, if anything I would thing it is wrong to protect your dog more than you protect your kid. That said, I do think you should try to avoid the safety harness. If all it takes to teach your kid not to run off is an occasional spanking or time out, it is better to just get that out of the way. But if you have a headstrong kid that you are constantly chasing, or if you spend a lot of time in crowded places where a child could easily get lost in 2 seconds, then yes. Go ahead and get a harness.
grrr, telling someone to fix the problem by never buying another of the same kind is not solving the problem NOW. I ve got taxes to do and I can only get one document from a website. This is not helpful.
Yes. It keeps the kids safe and the adults responsible. It also teaches kids what you want them to do (stay close to parent.) I do think harnesses are acceptable when they are on toddlers, not older kids. I used harnesses at the beachtwin toddlers and one adult versus one big ocean. Too many children have been washed away forever at this beach. A few times at a large store. Once while walking down a new road at a friend's house. It's all about context. On toddlers in public, there is nothing humiliating or barbaric about harnesses. If you use it at home 24/7, then that may be abusive.
Cue all the Perfect Parents with Perfect Kids saying It's bad parenting,make them hold your hand or My kids never needed one because they knew what to do.Seriously,go blow smoke out of your *** I used a wrist strap with my son.I got one after I was accused of trying to abduct my son because of his behaviour when I was literally forcing him into holding my hand.I had to think,what is the lesser of 2 evils,use a restraint or have him walk down the street screaming and crying and trying to squirm away from me?It seems nobody takes into accounts individual personalities of children (yes,they do have them!).I have no doubt there are kids out there who do hold hands but my son isn't one of them My personal opinion is that parents shouldn't put others down for their decisions.It might not be your way but that doesn't make it the wrong way,it's just different.Unless the child is neglected or abused,mind your own and concentrate on your own kids
