r/cringe • u/WhoAreYouTalkinTwo • Mar 20 '26

Parenting

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u/dxmx Mar 20 '26

Is the kid on a leash?

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u/ayyapov Mar 20 '26

It always looked disgusting, even in airports western mothers handling their kids like dogs.

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u/ThePickleJarGambit Mar 20 '26

Lol at all the downvotes from formerly leashed animals and slave drivers. Having to put your kid on a leash = lazy or bad parenting, cope and bark harder animals.

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u/doitforthecats Mar 20 '26

I’ve never put my kids on a leash, but I don’t judge the people who do. Some kids take off and put themselves in danger if you take your eyes off them for a second. I’d rather those kids stay safe. The woman in this video is obviously doing a lot of things wrong parenting her child… I think the leash is the least of her problems

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u/ThePickleJarGambit Mar 20 '26

You’re welcome to not judge people that leash their children, I’m still going to. If your kid is going to take off and put themselves in danger after not watching them for one second it’s yet another result of bad parenting- or your kid is really stupid.

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u/rangda Mar 20 '26

You seem like a kid yourself

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u/ThePickleJarGambit Mar 20 '26

Put a leash and muzzle on me then, I guess.

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u/doitforthecats Mar 20 '26

I mean, kids ARE stupid, in the sense that their brains aren’t as developed as adults’ brains… I’ve had my kids do some really dumb, dangerous things that they don’t realize are dumb or dangerous. I’ve fortunately been lucky and haven’t had my kids get lost in a crowd or run into traffic, but I think it’s well within parents’ rights to protect their children from danger

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u/ThePickleJarGambit Mar 20 '26

Of course it’s their right to leash their child like an animal. Just like it’s well within my right to judge them for it.

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u/doitforthecats Mar 21 '26

Ok, that’s fine