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Don’t Use Leashes On Children, They Are Not Dogs -Stella Damascus Tackles Parents In A Video

Actress Stella Damascus tackles parents who use Leashes on their Children, rebuking them she said it does not matter how problematic, badly behaved or stubborn a child is, they should never put their children on leashes like dogs.

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Don't Use Leashes On Children, They Are Not Dogs -Stella Damascus Tackles Parents In A Video

Actress Stella Damascus tackles parents who use Leashes on their Children, rebuking them she said it does not matter how problematic, badly behaved or stubborn a child is, they should never put their children on leashes like dogs.

She said if a child has an issue they should rather find solutions like consulting a therapist, Doctor or a counsellor. She said there is no way it is okay to put leashes on children for whatever the reasons may be. She revealed that she has been seeing parents leashing their children to protect them from wandering off and she’s not pleased with it therefore, she had to talk about it.

However, her opinion elicits reactions from different people who feel it is wrong for her to say something like that without understanding from the parent who uses leashes on their children’s perspective.

Below are some of the reactions made by people over Stella Damascus’s post;

@joy_chyka: “Don’t judge what you don’t understand. If you have a child who is ADHD or you have met a child with ADHD you speak differently
@king_solomon3: “I appreciate your sentiments on this but I must state that this is a case of personal preference. It is intended to me inhumane and many families use it to save lives of children. Imagine walking on the sidewalk and your hyperactive kid runs into the road. Just because it’s not the case for you or the people you know, does not mean it’s not the case for others. Please understand that one solution for you may not work for others. This situation is more so the imagery of a dog on a leash in your mind than it is in practicality. I’ve seen leashes that are connected to a vest. These things are like safety harnesses for kids. If you go on a plane, amusement park, bunji jumping, etc you are strapped to a harness and sometimes a leash. Again, it’s the visual of a dog on a leash that brings this emotional reaction for some people, not that the leash does anything to hurt the child. I come in peace 🙏🏾’
@amanzeato: “With all due respect, I don’t think it’s right for you to say this. What if a parent wants to go to the mall or go to a grocery store with their child who is a flight risk, should they leave them at home if they have no one to watch them? Because they have issues? There are specific leashes made for children. If you don’t have a kid who is as you say problematic, don’t judge because you’re not in that parent’s shoes. No parent would ever want to treat their child as a dog. It’s wrong. Im very sure they see doctors and therapists who encourage them to take their kids out and if keeping their kids on a leash will keep their kids safe when they go out, then they should do it. I think before you make a comment like this you should talk to mothers who have kids on the spectrum, who have kids with ADHD, and other problematic issues as you called them and see their struggles trying to have a normal life with that child before you say something like this.”

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