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Topic	Leashing a toddler: yes or no?
xGhostchantx 10/04/23 10:38:07 PM #115:	IdiotMachine posted... My child is 14 months old right now (I just consistently say 1.5yo since thats easier for non-parents), but mental development between 14 and 24 months is huuugggeee. Id like to think by the time shes 24 months, I wouldnt need a harness; but at 14 months with a child that can already run? Im leaning towards harnessing, especially at our cruise in two weeks. You won't always need it but I suggest keeping it close if you have a kiddo that's a bolter, especially around large crowds. Too many god damn horror stories for me to be comfortable with that. I'd handcuff us together if I could. --- Tiw - Min scild, min sweord Woden - Se ALLFAEDER he is, naes hwitra manna anra <cite>xGhostchantx posted [p:976482957] in Leashing a... [t:80585524]...</cite> <quote>IdiotMachine posted... </cite><quote>My child is 14 months old right now (I just consistently say 1.5yo since thats easier for non-parents), but mental development between 14 and 24 months is huuugggeee. Id like to think by the time shes 24 months, I wouldnt need a harness; but at 14 months with a child that can already run? Im leaning towards harnessing, especially at our cruise in two weeks.</quote>You won't always need it but I suggest keeping it close if you have a kiddo that's a bolter, especially around large crowds. Too many god damn horror stories for me to be comfortable with that. I'd handcuff us together if I could. --- Tiw - Min scild, min sweordWoden - Se ALLFAEDER he is, naes hwitra manna anra</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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