Its not unconventional for kindergarden groups of children to have harnesses in Asia and Europe. If two people have to control 20 little bastards besides a street its not that stupid. For a single kid its a bit idiotic although I am hard-pressed to get worked up about it like you do.
Dang how did my mother ever control me when I was young, or my brothers or us all together. How did the parents of everyone I know handled their children?
That being said, they have a right to raise their children in a way they seem fit. As long it doesn't scar them for life.
I see it all the time. As a matter of face, my brother and I had one when we were wee todds. We were really wild and ran around everywhere. So I think it was justified. You do what you gotta do really.
I have no issue with this, its actually good safety. Even with a small kid holding your hand that doesnt mean that you have a strong enough grip on them to stop someone trying to take your kid. The rope can let them walk a bit out, give a touch more freedom, and allow you to know your kid is SAFE.
I see it all the time at malls and stuff. It's not a leash around the neck either. It's a sort of harness around the torso with an elastic band to hold onto. I don't see the problem with it. Gives the kid more freedom than having to hold your hand the entire time, or stay inside a shopping cart, but prevents them from being grabbed or just wandering off. I fail to see an issue.
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It looks like it hurts, and like the kid is uncomfortable.
I don't like it.
How could it hurt? It's a belt or harness. Are you in pain when you are wearing a belt? If a parent is dragging the kid then that's not the leashes fault, it's the parent for dragging the kid, and I'd say the same if it was a dog.
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Its almost never appropriate, but I have seen a few kids who need it, so I am not opposed to it in theory.
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Its not as bad as putting clothes on dogs. That shit is criminal
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| megaman79 said: Its not as bad as putting clothes on dogs. That shit is criminal |
lol, now that's true. Some one needs to ban that, it's inhumane and stupid.
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