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thoughts on kids on leashes
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Solar wrote:
also on the restraining part; i've seen collegues of mine use restraining techniques way too often, without the consent of parents and when talking calmly with the kid could've worked just fine. so yeah, i am wary of restraining techniques bc i don't want them used without reason as that can be a very traumatic experience. 
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Date: 17-04-2022 23:24
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spynation wrote:
your little "b-but i was only asking a qwuestion ? ;c" act isnt lost on me xd
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Date: 17-04-2022 23:29
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Solar wrote:
spynation wrote:
your little "b-but i was only asking a qwuestion ? ;c" act isnt lost on me xd
it's not an act. i was asking questions.
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Date: 17-04-2022 23:30
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spynation wrote:
Solar wrote:
also on the restraining part; i've seen collegues of mine use restraining techniques way too often, without the consent of parents and when talking calmly with the kid could've worked just fine. so yeah, i am wary of restraining techniques bc i don't want them used without reason as that can be a very traumatic experienc
u see restrainment techniques way too often but never once in your life seen a child harness n leash being used ? dunno how likely that is but ill put that aside . i agree with u that sometimes restraining a child can be over the top and incite their triggers n meltdowns if theyre neurodivergent , that sounds pretty horrible actually , but so is letting them be a danger to themselves or others (my brother literally used to attack and bite us during his >.< ... ) anyway if u suspect kids u work with r actually getting hurt or are seriously uncomfortable w the amount of restraint they undergo then maybe as a social worker u should say something about that at ur workplace lol
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Solar
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Solar wrote:
spynation wrote:
Solar wrote:
also on the restraining part; i've seen collegues of mine use restraining techniques way too often, without the consent of parents and when talking calmly with the kid could've worked just fine. so yeah, i am wary of restraining techniques bc i don't want them used without reason as that can be a very traumatic experienc
u see restrainment techniques way too often but never once in your life seen a child harness n leash being used ? dunno how likely that is but ill put that aside . i agree with u that sometimes restraining a child can be over the top and incite their triggers n meltdowns if theyre neurodivergent , that sounds pretty horrible actually , but so is letting them be a danger to themselves or others (my brother literally used to attack and bite us during his >.< ... ) anyway if u suspect kids u work with r actually getting hurt or are seriously uncomfortable w the amount of restraint they undergo then maybe as a social worker u should say something about that at ur workplace lol
like i said, a child on a leash aren't a thing in the netherlands hence why it's difficult for me to comprehend why people would use one. of course is restraining necessary if the child is a danger to themselves/others, we had a kid on our group that hit himself whenever he had a meltdown, and we would hold his hands when he did so he didn't hurt himself.  
i no longer work there because i did say something abt it and i got the old 'thats just how we do things here' and they weren't open to change. i didn't agree and don't support it, so i don't work there anymore. 
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AdorableKitty80925 wrote:
I think child leashes are needed!
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Date: 17-04-2022 23:47
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Reaper wrote:
AdorableKitty80925 wrote:
I think child leashes are needed!
agreed, especially if the kids tend to start running towards roads and stuff
if they can keep close to the parent and hold their hand then they dont need a leash

but that is only for like toddlers since kids older should know how to not run under moving cars
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misjel wrote:
it's about yes to monkey backpack or not, no need to belittle people or do personal attacks 
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kruspersille wrote:
Claire wrote:
or consider also this - if that one kid had been on a leash instead of in a gorrilla enclosure maybe harambe would still be alive. idk man something to think about.
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Date: 18-04-2022 00:13
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uhyre wrote:
Claire wrote:
i think like the IMAGE of a kid on a leash is like shocking and offensive to people like without considering why they might be needing it

but then at the same time youll see this and think its cute right?



or idk is the daycare walk rope also offensive lmfao

this is cute here u just get an actual rope sometimes i wonder how the kids still have palm skin

i think i saw a plain strap in orange once but
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Date: 18-04-2022 00:19
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kruspersille wrote:
uhyre wrote:
Claire wrote:
i think like the IMAGE of a kid on a leash is like shocking and offensive to people like without considering why they might be needing it

but then at the same time youll see this and think its cute right?



or idk is the daycare walk rope also offensive lmfao

this is cute here u just get an actual rope sometimes i wonder how the kids still have palm skin

i think i saw a plain strap in orange once but
ahh yes the old "hold on to this"
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Date: 18-04-2022 00:28
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uhyre wrote:
kruspersille wrote:
uhyre wrote:
Claire wrote:
i think like the IMAGE of a kid on a leash is like shocking and offensive to people like without considering why they might be needing it

but then at the same time youll see this and think its cute right?



or idk is the daycare walk rope also offensive lmfao

this is cute here u just get an actual rope sometimes i wonder how the kids still have palm skin

i think i saw a plain strap in orange once but
ahh yes the old "hold on to this"x
right pain

i never went to kindergarten but ive seen boats tied down more gently
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