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You guys have made some interesting points. I guess I could see why someone would use them if they had a hyperactive child and they were preventing them from running in the street. That's reasonable.
I know most won't care, but what did you guys think of the one that Kate Gosselin used when the show was Jon and Kate plus 8?
I can see why they needed that one. They're trying to keep 6 little ones together and the twins close by.
Im not repeating myself to you anymore if you decide to open your eyes and read my responses then fine otherwise....
Fine by me! I just went back and re-read all the Disney posts and realized they were all from you. I thought more people had chimed in.
I really have to wonder what kind of parent would leave a 2 year old at home with a sitter while taking the older one to Disneyland. I don't need an answer to that. I'm just imagining my reaction if I had a friend actually tell me they were doing that.
FWIW I DID wait until mine were 4 and 6 and no harness or stroller was needed.
You guys have made some interesting points. I guess I could see why someone would use them if they had a hyperactive child and they were preventing them from running in the street. That's reasonable.
I know most won't care, but what did you guys think of the one that Kate Gosselin used when the show was Jon and Kate plus 8?
I can see why they needed that one. They're trying to keep 6 little ones together and the twins close by.
It was practical for their needs. The kids weren't actually attached to it, though. It just gave them each a place to hold on to and stay in line.
Fine by me! I just went back and re-read all the Disney posts and realized they were all from you. I thought more people had chimed in.
I really have to wonder what kind of parent would leave a 2 year old at home with a sitter while taking the older one to Disneyland. I don't need an answer to that. I'm just imagining my reaction if I had a friend actually tell me they were doing that.
FWIW I DID wait until mine were 4 and 6 and no harness or stroller was needed.
one that cares about their childs safety,well being and happiness. And for the record if my family had a child that young NONE of us would be going. But then again I dont plan on anymore children so all I have to worry about is the one.
one that cares about their childs safety,well being and happiness. And for the record if my family had a child that young NONE of us would be going. But then again I dont plan on anymore children so all I have to worry about is the one.
]one that cares about their childs safety,well being and happiness.[/b] And for the record if my family had a child that young NONE of us would be going. But then again I dont plan on anymore children so all I have to worry about is the one.
sounds like just the kind of person who might put a harness on their child!
I thought you were raising your boyfriend's child too?
nope the little boys mom finally stepped up and became a mom (LONG LONG STORY if youd like to know it I can dm you) so now we only have him on the weekends. But if we went he would prob come too but they are gonna be less than a year apart so the age difference should not be a problem.
nope the little boys mom finally stepped up and became a mom (LONG LONG STORY if youd like to know it I can dm you) so now we only have him on the weekends. But if we went he would prob come too but they are gonna be less than a year apart so the age difference should not be a problem.
It's good I guess, as long as she doesn't flake out.
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I guess I could see why someone would use them if they had a hyperactive child and they were preventing them from running in the street. That's reasonable. 
Im not repeating myself to you anymore if you decide to open your eyes and read my responses then fine otherwise....
I just went back and re-read all the Disney posts and realized they were all from you. I thought more people had chimed in. 
