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No, lightbrite, that would not be the correct way to paraphrase what I wrote.
YW Moderator-29: Thanks for your response. Okay so I don’t get it, but it’s okay to just wonder too. Sorry for making it awkward.
lilmod ulelamaid: Thank you! Baruch Hashem may it always be a safe and happy place to acknowledge our mistakes and learn and practice better communication 🙂
YW Moderator-29: Also maybe I am not thinking of the red flags because I’m really only looking at the pictures online, which show a happy child on a leash. I am not seeing the real-life scenarios where parents typically use these harnesses. ???
Tangent: I wonder if I am too open-minded about this harness thing because I have a dog who wears a harness. It’s totally different than a child, who will someday become a regular adult human.
Do children who wear harnesses outside have an easier time keeping their seatbelts on inside the car?
What is the spiritual effect of restraining a child by leash like an animal?
With stories about how we have both a G-dly and animal soul, and how it is our job to elevate ourselves with our G-dly neshamah, would using animal restraints not have detrimental spiritual affects?
If it becomes a normal thing to use for children, then it’s possible that it won’t be considered animal-like but rather child-like.
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