Children on a leash/harness

nimkola wrote: less More leash, More belts

They don't listen when they are between the ages of 2-5. They want to explore everything in the store. When my kids were at that age they always wanted to play tag or hide n seek in the clothes rack.
Atleast with the "stay together strap" you tug at it a little and say ##getyobehindbackovaheya## then give them that stare of DEATH along with the Stevie J lips!!! Mom's know that stare and the kids straighten up quick!!

It's not even a matter of kids being bad, wild, or special needs (autistic, developmentally delayed, etc).  The world is a huge place full of people and excitement and a kid can so easily wonder off in a blink of an eye.  And if you got 2 preschooler/toddlers it's really hard to keep track of the 2 of them in a crowd. 

Leashes are life savers.  Literally.  I used them and don't regret it not one bit.  Other moms always asked me were I got mine, too.  They aren't for "bad" kids, but for keeping kids safe.

Sugabanana, my 7 y/o still likes to play hide and seek in the clothes racks


Edited by Tbaby - Jan 14 2013 at 2:30pm

EPITOME wrote: BeatriceBean wrote: Now they need to come out with a leash fo yo man, cuz he stay sneakin over to ma crib     i love you

Ladybird0724 wrote: i have seen kids w/ leashes act like tanimals b/c they are on a leash and their parents think that's so cute. i don't.

ThoughtCouture wrote: Ladybird0724 wrote: i have seen kids w/ leashes act like tanimals b/c they are on a leash and their parents think that's so cute. i don't.   this is what i have typically seen.  yt children, of course...