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Topic	Leashing a toddler: yes or no?
potdnewb 10/04/23 10:23:21 PM #83:	IdiotMachine posted... Wow this topic blew up. So as a new parent, I have zero idea how to discipline or teach my 1.5yo to NOT run away whenever she wants to. She literally does not understand cause and effect, nor sentences yet. I would absolutely love more direct answers than be attentive She loves walking around our cul-de-sac, but Im deathly afraid of her just bolting in front of a car because she doesnt know a car will kill her (nor does she even comprehend what that means). Im thinking of buying something like this: https://www.amazon.com/Toddlers-Walking-Wristband-Assistant-Butterly/dp/B07CVDMTVR/ and then seeing if its more comfortable for both of us, and also use it in our cruise. this is the sidewalk this is the road no running in the road its not complicated <cite>potdnewb posted [p:976482736] in Leashing a... [t:80585524]...</cite> <quote>IdiotMachine posted... </cite><quote>Wow this topic blew up. So as a new parent, I have zero idea how to discipline or teach my 1.5yo to NOT run away whenever she wants to. She literally does not understand cause and effect, nor sentences yet. I would absolutely love more direct answers than be attentive She loves walking around our cul-de-sac, but Im deathly afraid of her just bolting in front of a car because she doesnt know a car will kill her (nor does she even comprehend what that means). Im thinking of buying something like this:https://www.amazon.com/Toddlers-Walking-Wristband-Assistant-Butterly/dp/B07CVDMTVR/and then seeing if its more comfortable for both of us, and also use it in our cruise.</quote>this is the sidewalk this is the road no running in the road its not complicated</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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