Dylan's obviously not at the walking stage yet but I think I will use them. He loves being on his feet just now so I'm sure when he's walking he'll want to be out his pram quite often so I'll use reins to make sure he's always with me and can't run away or . I'm going to have a look at the back pack ones - they look good x
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Rachael said:
That is exactly what happens to us. I tried to use them yesterday with him but he'd walk 2/3 steps and then make his legs go like jelly so i'd pull him up with the reigns and he'd do it again so I gave up in the end
Harrison won't hold our hands either[/b]I used reins with my 3 and will again!
They were a necessity with my 3! I had 3 babies in 3 years and could not possibly hold two hands while pushing a pram etc! My kids didnt always like it mind lol but they werent too bad! More just when they were a little tired so it was more that they wanted to be in a pram etc!
They were a necessity with my 3! I had 3 babies in 3 years and could not possibly hold two hands while pushing a pram etc! My kids didnt always like it mind lol but they werent too bad! More just when they were a little tired so it was more that they wanted to be in a pram etc!
