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<blockquote data-quote="Fran" data-source="post: 287055" data-attributes="member: 3"><p>easy child, who always thought he was 30yrs old was with me at the grocery store. It was not too long after hurricane Andrew. The local grocery store had opened. I ran into a neighbor and we were comparing war stories. easy child wandered off. I didn't even notice because in about a nanosecond I was paged. easy child who was in K at the time, couldn't see me and went directly to a store employee and had me paged. He saw me and said "why did you leave me?" </p><p>He has been responsible since birth and always has an action plan. He made us practice escape routes during a fire. rofl. </p><p></p><p>We figured if difficult child was taken they would return him in 45min. I'm joking of course. He was so hyper active that we always had a death grip on him at all times. I watched him like a hawk. </p><p></p><p>Lisa, I love the chest harnesses. I didn't know about them when difficult child was a toddler. There are even harnesses that clip into the high chair so they can't climb out of the chair. We used a wrist restraint. difficult child would just lay on the floor when he came to the end of the tether. rofl. It was embarassing but at least he was connected to me. I was one who before children thought it awful to restrain a child like a pet. Total ignorance on my part of course. If your kid is a difficult child or a wanderer, they need to be safe and they should be tethered. If I could go back, I would use a chest harness from the time they started to pull away or climb from the high chair.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Fran, post: 287055, member: 3"] easy child, who always thought he was 30yrs old was with me at the grocery store. It was not too long after hurricane Andrew. The local grocery store had opened. I ran into a neighbor and we were comparing war stories. easy child wandered off. I didn't even notice because in about a nanosecond I was paged. easy child who was in K at the time, couldn't see me and went directly to a store employee and had me paged. He saw me and said "why did you leave me?" He has been responsible since birth and always has an action plan. He made us practice escape routes during a fire. rofl. We figured if difficult child was taken they would return him in 45min. I'm joking of course. He was so hyper active that we always had a death grip on him at all times. I watched him like a hawk. Lisa, I love the chest harnesses. I didn't know about them when difficult child was a toddler. There are even harnesses that clip into the high chair so they can't climb out of the chair. We used a wrist restraint. difficult child would just lay on the floor when he came to the end of the tether. rofl. It was embarassing but at least he was connected to me. I was one who before children thought it awful to restrain a child like a pet. Total ignorance on my part of course. If your kid is a difficult child or a wanderer, they need to be safe and they should be tethered. If I could go back, I would use a chest harness from the time they started to pull away or climb from the high chair. [/QUOTE]
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