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Originally posted by raeanna74
Have you guys ever WORKED with kids? I have worked as a teacher and in multiple day cares. I have personally worked with those with ADHD, Dyslexia, Hyperkinesis, Autism, Downs, Deaf, Fetal Alcohol Syndrome and the abused. One of the day cares that I worked in took mainly Social Services kids and Special needs children. Just wait till one of you have a child and you find out he/she is autistic. Then you'll learn the value of physical restraint. If you don't learn the value of it your child will cronically have concussions. Every child is different some need extra help and some don't. A teacher I work with believes my daughter is dyslexic and possibly other things. She has had trouble learning self control even though she is extremely bright. Congratulations that you never needed help controling yourselves. Just be sure to not make blanket statements and say that no child needs a leash. Some do for special reasons.
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I understand your point, but would you use a leash on an adult with the same problems that you stated? Like I previously stated, I believe there are better ways even if the child has a disability.