8/24/2009
Woman Drags Child On Leash Through Verizon Store [video]
This Alabama (USA) mom was caught on video dragging her child through a Verizon Wireless store on a leash. Guess she didn't realize that most people in a cell phone store either A) already own a cell phone that can take pictures and video or B) just bought a cell phone that can take pictures and video.
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Child leashes are nice to have so your child will not get lost and noone snatches them. But this mother should have the same thing done to her in a public place. Lets face it every mother has gotten agervated at their children at some time or another. But she needs anger managment. the thing to do would be to tell the child that is not ok and that she would stay there as long as it took for her to get on her feet. and if she was pressed for time pick the child up go to the car and then give a time out at home or take somthing away for alittle while like the tv or games.
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