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Posted in Restraining Kids (harness, leash etc.) on 2020-01-21 15:36:19

any suggestions for unremovable, tear and bite proof padded mittens? Possibly need such for night time use on my boy with adhs and bipolare disorder in addition to his medical bed harness to avoid scratching, damaging bedwear and pulling on the harness straps.

Posted in Bedtime Harness on 2020-01-21 15:19:54

i saw this post by chance and wonder how u assure that he can't remove or slip out of the harness and how restrictive it should be to stop him from messing up or even damaging the the bed when battling his restraints.
My boy with adhs and bipolar disorder also need to wear a harness in bed for safety reasons. However it dosen't stop him throwing a tantrum and messing up the bed.

Posted in Restraining Kids (harness, leash etc.) on 2018-01-02 09:57:26

This month he will be 16. His overall was custom made by a german company specialised in care n patient clothings for special needs. The fabric is PES/CO 35/65 soft demin 290grm/m2. It has sewn on feet, the zip is placed in the back and it came with several safety modifications preventing undressing, self abuse and bed egresses. For details u may contact me by mail as seen in my post on page 4.

Posted in Restraining Kids (harness, leash etc.) on 2017-12-23 20:34:58

to which subject or message does above msg refer to?

Posted in Restraining Kids (harness, leash etc.) on 2017-02-22 16:14:01

in reply to marco2017 ref. collar How right u are. I'm open to any discussion and advice how to proceed otherwise . Pse refer to my other 2 postings incl. my mail adress for those who prefer discussing this subject in privacy. This wld be: Appropriate restraining procedures (also when combative) , experience with restraining stuff against severe acting up, destructive and violent behaving, excessive self pleasing causing skin damage , running away and methods getting them to wear protective and restrictive gear.
Anyone here facing similiar problems? Carinne