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Hey can anyone on here who is adamantly against those child harnesses or 'leashes' tell me why they hate them so much? Or dislike them? Like I'm actually interested.
Child harness (leash)??
Thoughts on them??
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The Kid harness by way of Safety 1st helps keep your Youngster shut via and the swivel clip pivots for simple use while you’re on-the-go. Helps deal with your Youngster shut by the use of. Swivel clip pivots for straightforward use in case you are on the go. Sturdy, comfortable topic subject material.
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May I rant very quickly? Okay, the whole "kids on leashes" thing. Do you people not understand how easy some kids get away? Like example, autistic kid I sit for. He likes to randomly shoot off and run away. Put him in a child harness or what have you and he's not running off and getting hit by a train. Another, my grandparents are raising a 3 year old with ADHD tendencies, and they're both in their 80s. Child harness=kid doesn't run off. They don't break a hip. Had a friend who broke her leg and had a two year old to chase--do you think she could've chased a two year old on a bum leg? Stop giving child harnesses a bad rap-there's a sound reason for them.
I'm putting my toddler on a leash
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