You may recognize child leashes, child tethers, and child harnesses as involuntary child connectors, but you might be surprised to read about some more commonly used, and more restricitve connectors.
Archive for the ‘Series’ Category
Child Leashes-Harnesses-Tethers: For or Against?
Saturday, September 4th, 2010
Child Leashes-Harnesses-Tethers: For or Against?…..More like, Beware the extremists! Fade out to scenario…. I got into the strangest discussionthe other day. I, a long-haired, barefooted, beach-dwelling dude, was strolling pleasantly along my white soft-sand beach with the wind in my hair. The gulls calling and gliding on the breeze, and the smell of salty air and [...]
Alternative to Child Leash-Part 3, Gripsterz offers help for the Clingy Child
Monday, August 30th, 2010
Gripsterz Stayalong handle not only helps keeps little ones close, but it also helps Moms when a child is growing through the awkward ‘clingy’ phase as they try to become adjusted and overcome “Agoraphobia”
Traveling with Children: Day 17 of 27 days in a green tin can with 9 children–NY1
Thursday, June 10th, 2010
Phew! Back to blogging! Life and business has been coming at us full speed, so fun and just a little scary. But for now, our trip…our adventure (and since more time has passed, we are passing into that phase where you start to forget all the little nuances and only recall the thrills – I [...]
Traveling with Children: Day 16 of 27 days in a green tin can with 9 children–CT to NY
Wednesday, May 26th, 2010Day 16 of our trip was a Friday which we spent visiting with friends, introducing our family to the local favorite, Duchess Burgers, and traveling to New York to see Auntie Ria.
Traveling with Children: Day 15 of 27 days in a green tin can with 9 children–Monroe, CT
Friday, May 21st, 2010
Day 15: We spent the morning of Thursday April 15th resting in the hotel, getting caught up on laundry and some down time. We then drove the children around Dave’s home town of Trumbull, CT and past his old house. We cruised up to Monroe, CT where we had lunch with another one of his [...]
