Taking care of children of the same age can be a daunting task for any parent and this next incident is proof of just that.
A father of five is receiving plenty of heat online after viral images of him walking his quintuplets took center stage, leaving people divided on the matter.
The father revealed how he does get started often when walking in public but he wants others to know that there is no harm in taking care of your children using all sorts of tips and tricks. For him, this works like magic glue, ensuring all the five kids that are 5 in age, stay together.
Some people were in awe of the dad’s creativity but the majority did not see any sort of positivity in the matter. They told him that this was bizarre behavior and that his children were not dogs or animals but humans who shouldn’t be treated in this manner.
Viral images featuring toddlers wearing leashes have now taken social media by storm. All of them look happy and excited to be spending time with the dad and other siblings in this unique way.
The dad went on to add how he’s surprised that he gets so much hate for the idea because it actually works so they don’t get lost and also does a great job to ensure they can all pull off fun activities together.
“It allows my kids to do fun stuff without being stressed. What’s wrong with that?”- the dad questioned while shedding light on how many people have bashed him across the board.
Another person commented how the dad was displaying responsible parenting and that he should not be worried about others’ opinions.
The dad named Jordan added how his kids never sit still and they adore running off in all directions to explore new things. And that can be a daunting matter to have one child lost while all others are in place. What do you think?
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I think every person that has bashed him, should be given five, 5 year olds for a day. And then let all those self righteous people bash him!! I, personally, applaud the man! Great job dad!! Keep up the good work!!
I agree. Great idea. He is giving his wife some time to herself.
There are two little girl in our lives can be a handful but 5 all the same age, how do you keep them safe, happy, while they are out in public learning social skills? How would the naysayers look after that situation, not take them out, or put in a cage?
Absolutely the right thing to do. At least you know that they are safe and not running off in different directions. Good on you. I’ll be doing the same with my twins. X
Father and Mother know best.
I have 2 under 4 and I use the backpack leash for my daughter when my son’s in the stroller or I have one on the back pack leash and the other on the wrist to wrist leash. And if using the what everyone calls the kid leash is bad and makes us parents/guardians that use it bad parents/people/guardians than so be it. It’s called being a loving, caring , responsible parent/guardian doing what’s safest and best for our children.
Say what u want unless u actually have kids us parents shouldn’t take your advice or opinions to heart. Some children are something either out of or worse than a horror film. I no mine are at times.
That’s so true I have one grandson 3 years old an yes I would do the same it call safe in what ever way you can an five is not an easy job all hats to you dad 🙏🙏🙏
My son was a runner. There is no problem with using a leash on a child that tends to want to run everywhere. It is not like they have the children tied up and not able to move at all.
If you have never had an extremely active child; you don’t have a clue.
This is one loving and caring dad.
Back in the 1950’s / ‘60’s, in the U.K. anyway, a child on what we called reins was normal practice.
Much safer than having the little ‘uns running off or being abducted.
And in the ’70’s and ’80’ as well when my 2 were small
1950s /60. Yes children’s reins were used a lot for safety and knowing your child could not run off o r get into harm pushchair ,buggy pram trolley all have them these have a long from for walking with very sensible parent’s ok had them for my children.
He has not got them on a leash. It’s called reins. We used these on children’ to keep them safe. He is a very sensible man. Well done.
Well done, keeps them safe. I remember my Mom using one with me when I was small, have a photo too. Im now in my 80s. Worked for me 😀
I used reins for both my children, living on a busy main road, for safety. Useful for hauling them away from tempting objects!
Years ago I saw a mother walking her young daughter using a rein and thought what a crazy thing to do.
Then I observed the child trying to head over to the road she was determined to cross and I was convinced if that mother did not have that child on the rein she would have darted on to the road.
Needless to say I praise this father for being a good dad not only being a good father by walking the children but also taking the necessary precautions to keep them safe.
five children is a lot to take care of and this method works it is not inhumane it is safe and practical.
Kudos to you Dad.. Don’t let anyone tell you that you are doing harm to your children,
When my children were young, my mother-in-law gave me what we called a harness for my kids who were 2 1/2 years apart. I used them a few times, but my kids were well-behaved and stayed close to me when we went out. Having 5 children the same age? Good for him being responsible for his children in this way. They aren’t being treated like dogs! He’s keeping them safe. People need to mind their own business!
Nothing wrong with a father keeping his children safe there would be no way at all of watching 5 little ones walking about all it would take for something to happen is for him to be distracted by one of them falling over or something similar so agree 100% with what he does when out walking i would do the same thing
I had three children in 3 years I never ever used a harness .
They are not dogs going for a walk.
It comes down to how you bring your kids up, mine stayed put and never kept my side.
I do have to say it’s not a thing that we would ever do back hone. So dorry I take Mt dog out on a lead not my children.