How do you "contain" semi-walking toddlers?
Heres the traffic...everytime I take my twin almost 14 month-er's out in the stroller, they can only take it for so lengthy before they starte getting fussy and dearth out. They can walk well, but they still want to bend down and eat/come up to anything that is disgusting! I've tried keeping them occupied with toys and nutriment. I do want them to walk/toddle around and not be artificial to sit all the time (carseat to stroller to carseat etc). Do those tot leashes work or what does? Whew....thanks.
I use the leashes for my son, this is the out-and-out age for them. That's why I use it, so that he can practice walking, but he can't get out of my reach so he's safe. Primarily with you having twins, I can't imagine chasing after two of them!
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