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apols on the link, (I didn't post it this time) not sure what that's about. Quote:
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Last edited by KristyMum; 21-10-2006 at 06:40 PM. |
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Hey Kristie.. I do remember that thread on the 'other' forum. Im pretty sure we can discuss it here too... it didnt' get too nasty last time! lol
There are negative aspects to using a harness which people should be aware of too. * Kids can injured in a harness.. if they bolt really fast then they may end up falling over from teh jolt of the harness (not too mention bruising on teh chest from the harness). * Some parents seem to think its ok to tie thier kids up to a post while in a harness. OMG! Yes, but I personally know someone who did this! * Some parents ignore their kids when they are in a harness so the kids take things from shelves and generally run amok within their space. IMO this is poor parenting... * Some people dont bother to teach to thier kids road safety coz they figure they are safe enough in a harness so when they go out without the harness, the kid runs off. So generally the rules are: 1. A harness is not a substitue for parental supervision 2. A harness is a safety device not a fail safe so please teach your kids to hold your hand/pram WHILE using a harness. 3. Bad parenting is not ok even in a harness! Oh.. and heres JD in his new harness.. rucksack style...
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I have always hated them and still do a bit, but I don't judge others who use them I may have to use one for safety though, I am not one to get stuck on my old idea of something, I am happy to change opinions to necessities I want to hear more about them as I'm indesicive lately
Last edited by betty; 21-10-2006 at 07:28 PM. |
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i think that is the thing I need to consider Jeni
I'm sure i am the type of parent a teenager would love, but not the best and teaching toddlers boundaries etc it will come with time i hope and honestly admiting and embracing my limitations that is great Jeni, do you mind me asking how you made it? and your son looks so cute with his big smile while modelling I have so much funky fabric here I could use, esp. when we go on holidays, it will be good and I can use the fabric for other things too |
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all things id never considered....i had different reasons for not liking them, i guess similar to the 'dog' comparison 2lol...JD is so cute!
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Just use some wrap ties to put it on.. I used a rucksack tie for that pic but you could experiment to see which one you think is safest. Check out mamatoto if you need some hints! lol Joh.. one thing I have learnt about parenting is lots of people have 'opinions' but not many can back them up with fact. I research all the biggies and then make up my own mind! lol I might look like an 'alternative' parent but really I am a 'research based' parent! lol That is, it doenst' matter what decision you make, so long its an INFORMED decision!
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Last edited by Jeni; 21-10-2006 at 07:57 PM. |
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