Honestly, I have not a ***** yet. however we are working on that. (issues with getting pregnant).
In my Opinion, ***** leashes are a bad idea if you yourself as a parent just don't give two dams from a beaver's age. If you don't care about your ***** or want to go out and get a "man" or "have fun" somewhere where a ***** shouldn't be, don't bother taking them. find a babysitter. Don't be some sort of estranged person calling yourself a parent leashing your ***** just because it keeps them close and you are simply "stuck" with them.
Strollers are useful yes. very much so. However there are MANY ******** that can refuse to stay in. What if your ***** is autistic and doesn't understand" What if your ***** has ADD or ADHD? They won't sit for very long. Strollers will keep them in for a very very short time if this is the case.
However if you have a bad tempered *****, you cannot just lock yourself up in a **** in the house because you simplty just can't do it. Especially as a single parent. Yes discipline is key, but a lot of ******** nowadays have certain problems that no matter what they cannot or will not listen. Discipline does take time.
My opinion is this. If you are at a zoo, take a stroller along, and when the ***** gets rowdy or does not want to sit, a leash is useful (...
Honestly, I have not a ***** yet. however we are working on that. (issues with getting pregnant).
In my Opinion, ***** leashes are a bad idea if you yourself as a parent just don't give two dams from a beaver's age. If you don't care about your ***** or want to go out and get a "man" or "have fun" somewhere where a ***** shouldn't be, don't bother taking them. find a babysitter. Don't be some sort of estranged person calling yourself a parent leashing your ***** just because it keeps them close and you are simply "stuck" with them.
Strollers are useful yes. very much so. However there are MANY ******** that can refuse to stay in. What if your ***** is autistic and doesn't understand" What if your ***** has ADD or ADHD? They won't sit for very long. Strollers will keep them in for a very very short time if this is the case.
However if you have a bad tempered *****, you cannot just lock yourself up in a **** in the house because you simplty just can't do it. Especially as a single parent. Yes discipline is key, but a lot of ******** nowadays have certain problems that no matter what they cannot or will not listen. Discipline does take time.
My opinion is this. If you are at a zoo, take a stroller along, and when the ***** gets rowdy or does not want to sit, a leash is useful (Harness) due to the fact that it is so busy there, there could be someone watching you or your ***** that will want to kidnap him. It occurs very often in busy places.
But another idea in my opinion after having years experience with kids since age 7, if you are looking at an animal from high up above (because many animals now have large drops over the railing) I'd prefer the leash as a safety. Because if the ***** tries or decides to try and get closer, I'd prefer to be able to pull him back up if necessary rather than having him fall and possibly die. You can hold your *****,watch your *****, even discipline your *****, however it doesn't always work. If a ***** decides to jump, they will.
******** leashes have no excuses really unless you are just a parent that doesn't care and only uses it because you are stuck with the *****. That I find WRONG in every which way.
Cjildren leashes (Harnesses) do have their excuses. However you can never watch a ***** twenty four seven. if you need laundry done, you cannot watch him. Dishes, can't always watch him. Shower, you can't always watch him.
If you are going on a walk, yes I agree try a stroller. But if they want to walk in a busy area (even if you take the stroller with you), Use the Harness. It is simple easy and effective and I am sorry, but any normal parent would believe that a harness is useful in these kinds of situations outside the home. I don't ever want to see a kid hit by a car because you're not paying attention. But as proven the other day to me, you can watch him like a hawk, turn for literally two seconds and he can say "Oooh fun! Let's run away t mess with mommy!". The ***** nearly got hit, however he did not due to quick reflexes.
It is IMPOSSIBLE to watch a ***** twenty four seven even if you have all safety features in your home or wherever you are at.
You can use strollers but by the age of two most know how to get out.
If they can make a stroller very guaranteed to make sure the ***** can't get out (which they haven't) then it is impossible to keep them in.
I'd rather the leash then no "safety" at all. Now if your ***** listens, then don't bother with it. As long as they listen you are fine, normally. However i would keep a standby if disciplining doesn't work.
Many parents can discipline all they want, unfortunately unless you literally beat a *****, it doesn't always cross their mind to listen.
I'd keep one handy.
Though for most reason they can seem unwarranted, it doesn't mean they aren't a great addition to ***** safety.
A leash is helpful in busy areas like Airports, certain large zoos, very large parks, and of course busy busy streets.
A stroller can always help so much but since one was not created to keep the ***** literally locked in full force no way of getting out, it is impossible to always keep a stroller on hand.
I have a friend who has a *****. He listens perfectly fine most of the time. However every ***** gets the urge to play and run when they aren't supposed to esp[ecially when energy is built up.
So honestly in my opinion, don't judge so harshly until you realize yourself it is needed. When you have a kid three seconds away from ebing hit by a car and you aren't lucky enough to have a savior, don't judge. I saved a *****. I have "saved" many from being hit by cars.
As always remember, for reasons like going out on dates, trying to find a man, or trying to get a date and you have an unwanted ***** or you have an i don't care attitude, don't bother with one. find a babysitter or just DON'T go out. That's what makes you a horrible parent while using the leash.
But for busy areas, when you have multiple things to do, or a smart ***** that can get out of anything, A leash is always handy to have on hand just in case. Because not every ***** will sit for long periods of time.
Not every ***** will stay put
and you can't always watch them twenty four seven no matter what you do.
Discipline only goes so far in a small *****'s brain. Honestly you could be an abusive parent and still until older ages, they can refuse to listen.
Life isn't perfect but if it is a world versus a small *****, I'd take the leash as back up.
I don't want any ***** to run into the street like I have seen so many do around my friend's neighborhood.
Leash is helpful for great purposes especially busy areas.
Don't use one on a date. THAT"S AN EXCUSE.
Using one for needs on busy streets or because your ***** can't stay in his stroller and can remove himself THAT"S NOT AN EXCUSE. It's a great idea. No parent should ever lose a ***** because two seconds they had to look away.
Kid's react fast. no doubt about it.
It's not an excuse at all to use one. Yeah it seems degrading but it is not. It's only degrading when the parent uses it to keep you around just because.
NOT when a parent lives near a busy street with no fenceor you happen to be in a busy area of town or a city.
I'd rather the ***** be safe than a parent have to be sorry, and then blame themselves