On Monday, July 20, 2015 at 1:51:53 PM UTC-5, Muggles wrote:
On 7/20/2015 1:30 PM, Oren wrote:
On Mon, 20 Jul 2015 12:34:35 -0500, Muggles wrote:

On 7/20/2015 12:04 PM, Oren wrote:
On Mon, 20 Jul 2015 07:10:57 -0700 (PDT), Uncle Monster
wrote:

How to make that kid behave in Walmart. ^_^

https://tinyurl.com/p778qss

[8~{} Uncle Monster

That is disgusting. A future inmate training program. People **** me
off when I see a child on a "dog" type leash.


Those wrist "leashes" for kids are great, imo. But, the handcuffs are a
bit weird.

Well we have different opinions about "leashing" kids. It only shows
me adults can't control the children. Put a belt across his ass once
or twice and you don't need restraints.

It's really nothing like a restraint. Try walking down the street with
3 kids in tow - one in a stroller and 2 walking alongside of you. They
out numbered me, and I only had 2 hands. I could at least strap one into
the stroller. The other two were taught to hold onto the stroller, or
the grocery buggy.

In the beginning it helped to have the wrist leash because they couldn't
take off across the street suddenly, which would mean I'd have to leave
the other 2 unattended to catch the one trying to run into traffic.
They had leeway to walk, just not enough to endanger themselves, or get
far enough away from me in any store that someone could snatch them.

Once they got old enough I didn't need the wrist leash any more because
they understood "hold onto the cart/buggy/stroller and don't let go".
They also knew if they let go that mom would smack their butts. HA! (I'm
an abuser to some for saying that, but they obeyed or they payed the
penalty.) I was responsible for their lives, so I took it seriously and
kept my 2 eyes on them all the time. That doesn't count blinking when I
sneezed, or locking all doors and windows while I use the bathroom at home.

One day my 3yr old son got mad cuz mommy wouldn't let him have something
he wanted right then and there, so he told mommy "I hate you ... I'm
running away!!" I was about 4 paces away from him and turned around as
he was saying that and he was out the front door (he unlocked it), down
the front steps and about half way down the middle of the street in less
than 60 seconds. I was right behind him about 15 paces and closing and
snatched him up before he got to the end of the block.

Kids! Once you have them you can't even turn your back on them. Two
were fairly easy to take care of because I had 2 hands, but when the
third one came along it took a while to figure out how in the world I
was going to keep track of 3. Thank God I lived to tell the tale and see
them grow into adulthood, now.

When I see this crap, it makes me want to leash the adult around their
neck and ask 'em how they like it. People that came up with this
concept of leashes on children are sick individuals.

I thought the same way at first until I was desperate and needed a
miracle to keep track of 2 kids under the age of 5. Velcro that goes on
the wrist isn't the same as a dog leash by a long shot.

spit! HA! eww ... I don't think I'll try spitting again.


Spit!

--
Maggie

I have 8 siblings and had one crazed mother. o_O

[8~{} Uncle Little Monster