• BonesOfTheMoon@lemmy.world
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    10 days ago

    Spoken by someone who never had a child who has disabilities and is hard to keep with you, sheesh.

    • Rooster326@programming.dev
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      10 days ago

      As a parent who had one on a leash. It’s fine. I thought it was funny. My life is a joke anyways.

    • Sadbutdru@sopuli.xyz
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      9 days ago

      Even without any particular care needs or neuro-differences, a lot of kids can sometimes be a danger to themselves when out in public. Our public spaces are not designed to mitigate this, and it tends to happen at a stage when their ability to understand and obey verbal instructions is low (or at least slow), and physically controlling them is extremely unergonomic for the adult (too heavy to constantly pick up, too short to constantly hold their hands).