Kid Leashes

[ladyevidence]

Weird topic, I know, but check it out anyway!

Chances are, you know what I'm talking about. You'll see a parent with his/her/their child/children out and about, when you suddenly realize that one or more children are attached to their parents, via leash. First thing to cross everyone's minds include: What, is their child a dog to them?

I really hated

Comments

[etimodnar]

eh, I've never hated them, but thought them good ideas. Sure, kids should be treated better than dogs but leash =/= dog. Some people will judge you for whatever you end up doing. Most of it is done ignorantly. Don't judge them in return. My friend Tara has a blog and she wrote this post on perceived judging. I love babysitting those kids! :D

btw:
leach is not leash, but you are using them interchangeably :)

[ladyevidence]

lol, sorry... darn dyslexia strikes again! Spellcheck doesn't fix it if they're different words!

That makes sense. I can understand their points of view because I was there before, but I hope they'll let me explain if they attack me!

[unmowngrass]

I completely agree with Kat! They are really not seen as an issue here. I didn't mind them when I was small and I've never once had an anti-leash (except we call them reins) thought when I've seen them being used!

[akasa]

When my oldest sister was young and I was forced to take her with me to the mall kid leashes were just released in the wrist version. It made keeping track of her much easier, as she didn't listen to me and I'd get in trouble for loosing her. You get not arguments from me for using one to keep track of your small child in crowds.

[ladyevidence]

Thanks! That's really encouraging!

[ladyevidence]

Wow! I'm glad you were safe!!