i didnt but i felt it is important to let them know the danger even they are still young. i educate my girl since she was 8months old. not too young to repeat. by the time she walk, mine was able to understand and not dash anywhere. every child is diff. if there is a need, i dont see there is any wrong. sometimes parents are overwhelmed. this is safety too. once the child knows the danger. can take it off

Harness and leash serve the same purpose and I believe can be interchanged. Although, leash sounds negative because it's the term being used for animals. Obviously, we're not putting the leash in our kids' necks right? Either in wrists or in back packs is the right place to put the "leash".

Leash? I think harness should be the better word. Yes, especially if the little one is super active, to lessen chance of them from running into the road or getting lost in foreign countries.

I didnt like the idea of it.. I saw it once here in the PH and it's not really okay for whatever reason, if your scared to lose your child in the public "bitbitin mo na lang siya" instead itali.

I dont really like the idea, but when i was young. My friend got leash and i could undstand why, because he was so naughty and we were overseas. He runs into everthing and almost into waterfall.

i use harness to my 4yo son, who's super active especially when its just the two of us who commute, for safety reasons. he also knows what to do with stranger danger and road dangers.

In places like airports and busy markets, of course! It's not always in the hands of the parents to simply keep an eye on them. Attackers are everywhere - I was leashed too!

For my kids, no. I still think it is best to educate our kids about Kidnapping, First Aids, Self Defense and what to do "In case of" :) ^

Pag nasa lugar na di natin control tulad ng mall ok lang ang "leash" pero dapat yung safe at di nakaka sakit sa bata, like gamit namin backpack.

Will never do that and also none of the parent will do such kind of things. Better to take good care and always be with them.