Toddler Leash

JackoftheBox · January 2014

CinemaGoddess said:

JackoftheBox said:

OhBenji said:

Speaking of leashes I really need one for my H. He always wonders off in the mall and I have to look for him or call him to locate him.

Mines a real tugger. I tried just holding his hand, but shit he is really strong!! He also has listening issues. I tried to just spank him, but domestic abuse and all....

He might be into it, tho.

I think your right

I will have to make his harness leather!

RondackHiker · January 2014

I don't think anyone has ever said they never judge. I just think it's ridiculous to judge for something like using a leash when you admit there are valid reasons for doing so.

Monkeybabe · January 2014

jessicabcairns said:

That is awesome! But I suspect the Duggar kids are those non-wandering ones. And plus also, the oldest is like 25 an they're still having kids, so I'd just make the older ones chase the little ones.

Don't they blanket train? I'm guessing if their kids aren't natural inclined to follow closely, it's hammered into their poor baby brains quick enough.

My FIL is still making babies and he totally has the older ones wrangle the babies.

kcisthebombdotcom · January 2014

WhoCanItBeNow said:

KC_13 said:

I used one once when i took my then two year and one year old to a busy event at the zoo solo. somehow managed to keep them from getting hit by a bus or taking off in a bathroom without one. we all already know how superior i am at parenting. in all seriousness though the only time i judged is when a woman used one to take her kid to story time at the library. there's something wrong if you can't get a two year old through a tinyparking lot safely.

Depending on the child's reaction to it, I may wonder if that was a pick your battles moment. j loves his bear. If he begged to wear it to the store, I'd let him. NBD. Not worth a tantrum.

Didn't seem to be the case. plus you can use the backpack part without using the leash part.