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California Mom Causes a Heated Stir by Putting Daughter’s Wrist on a Leash While Shopping

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Alexis Solis, a stay-at-home mom from Los Banos, California, shared a video of her putting her daughter on a leash in a grocery store.

The mother’s video gained over 12 million views and gathered several negative comments, but Solis reasoned she did it for safety.

Alexis Solis, a stay-at-home mom from Los Banos, California, and a former behavioral analysis therapist was slammed on social media for using a toddler leash on her children.

Solis is a mother of two daughters and uses her platform to raise awareness about child endangerment. One of the tools she has found useful is a toddler leash, but not everyone was convinced of her idea of keeping her children on a leash.

The mother shared a video on TikTok of her asking her child to put out her hand so she could secure the leash while in a grocery store. The video gained 12.9 million views, and several netizens were shocked.

Solis explained that she used the leash as a means of safety. One commenter was angry at the video and wrote, “I hope they leash her when she’s 50,” while others said the leash was “dumb.” “I hate those,” proclaimed another fan.

Solis was aware of the negative comments but wanted to explain why she believed in the tool. Firstly, the woman said she would not be ashamed of keeping her children safe. ‘I’m tired of the world being this way, but I’m never tired of protecting my girls. I’m okay looking like a crazy mom, “she emphasized.

 

Why Does the Woman Believe In Using a Toddler Leash?

Solis explained that the leash was a lifesaver for children who are prone to running off in public. In a response video to negative comments, the mother of two spoke about her background as a therapist.

She made an example of children with autism and explained that they tended to “elope,” which is when the child wanders off. Solis said the experience can be traumatic to both the child and parent, so a tool like the toddler leash can keep both at ease.

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