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that is funny...certainly looks like him!

"A-young-Keith-Richards-with-his-mother-Doris-Richards-1945"





Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2015-02-26 04:15 by SweetThing.

Yeah, seen the picture before. That is indeed Doris and her son at approximately 18 months old.



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clearly the biggest mistake they ever made was taking him off his leash.

we outta Thank Jah for that!

one love keith, thanks for everything

Is he dragging a guitar in his right hand?



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I think the picture was published in Keith's Life book. That leash cracks me up every time. Probably be considered child abuse these days in America. peace

He had the moves down already

<<That leash cracks me up every time. Probably be considered child abuse these days in America.>>

No, the leashes made a comeback in the 2000s. There's a day care center down the street, and when they take the youngin's for a walk around the block they have them strapped to a group leash with a rope running down the middle--they learn to "tow the line" really early in life these days.

Too bad they've Photoshopped the pic : the cig that was dangling from his mouth has been erased.
Bloody PC-ness! ><

I could have used one of those leashes with my son, especially. Yes, the pic is in Keith's book. Gotta love those chubby cheeks and that scowl, so cute.

Intense, glad for him he picked up a guitar and not a gun...............(as a first choice........



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She's just "walking the dog"...

reckon Eva put Mike and Chris on the leash too..

i'd know those ears anywhere. i think she may have just been grabbing him by the guitar strap.

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I think the picture was published in Keith's Life book.

Yup.

I finally received a pile of Stones memorabilia recently, stuff I'd collected in the 1960s through 1980s that was sent on to me from the UK. While sorting it out I found a picture of a chubby baby Keith which I can upload in the fullness of time. I also found a bunch of newspaper clippings regarding Keith's plan/threat to marry Anita onstage, which obviously never materialized--I'd forgotten all about that.

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<<That leash cracks me up every time. Probably be considered child abuse these days in America.>>

No, the leashes made a comeback in the 2000s. There's a day care center down the street, and when they take the youngin's for a walk around the block they have them strapped to a group leash with a rope running down the middle--they learn to "tow the line" really early in life these days.

pretty standard practice with the day care center next door to my work they use the same group leash when they walk the kids around for there daily strol.not abuse at all .it's about safety .same thing for the day care by my home .you see them all over the place . go to any mall and you see parents with the kids on single rope/leashes.

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<<That leash cracks me up every time. Probably be considered child abuse these days in America.>>

No, the leashes made a comeback in the 2000s. There's a day care center down the street, and when they take the youngin's for a walk around the block they have them strapped to a group leash with a rope running down the middle--they learn to "tow the line" really early in life these days.

pretty standard practice with the ay care center next door to my work they use the same group leash when they walk the kids around for there daily strol.not abuse at all .it's about safety .same thing for the day care by my home .you see them all over the place . go to any mall and you see parents with the kids on single rope/leashes.

"Reins" (not "leashes", at least not in the UK) were pretty standard for toddlers at least as far as the early 50s, when I wore mine.

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<<That leash cracks me up every time. Probably be considered child abuse these days in America.>>

No, the leashes made a comeback in the 2000s. There's a day care center down the street, and when they take the youngin's for a walk around the block they have them strapped to a group leash with a rope running down the middle--they learn to "tow the line" really early in life these days.

pretty standard practice with the ay care center next door to my work they use the same group leash when they walk the kids around for there daily strol.not abuse at all .it's about safety .same thing for the day care by my home .you see them all over the place . go to any mall and you see parents with the kids on single rope/leashes.

"Reins" (not "leashes", at least not in the UK) were pretty standard for toddlers at least as far as the early 50s, when I wore mine.

I bet they're still trying to rein you in, Green Lady.

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<<That leash cracks me up every time. Probably be considered child abuse these days in America.>>

No, the leashes made a comeback in the 2000s. There's a day care center down the street, and when they take the youngin's for a walk around the block they have them strapped to a group leash with a rope running down the middle--they learn to "tow the line" really early in life these days.

pretty standard practice with the day care center next door to my work they use the same group leash when they walk the kids around for there daily strol.not abuse at all .it's about safety .same thing for the day care by my home .you see them all over the place . go to any mall and you see parents with the kids on single rope/leashes.

From what I have seen with regards to the leash is if you take your kid out in public on a leash a certain percentage of people will be disgusted with you and you might hear comments..

reins were popular for parents to use on toddlers when i was a kid growing up in scotland.

it wasnt controversial and never considered abuse, and dont know why it should be, it kept kids from running away from thier parents or running in front of a car.

you dont see it these days though.

theres probably some white paper document from the scottish executive detailing how it affects the childs right to freedom. you know what some of these doogooders are like, do more harm than good.

I had reins in the 1980's.

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Is he dragging a guitar in his right hand?

It looks like..........

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reins were popular for parents to use on toddlers when i was a kid growing up in scotland.

it wasnt controversial and never considered abuse, and dont know why it should be, it kept kids from running away from thier parents or running in front of a car.

Same when I was growing up in England. They were just normal, but times change. Certainly seems bizarre to think there was any abuse involved, quite the opposite, as you said.

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reins were popular for parents to use on toddlers when i was a kid growing up in scotland.

it wasnt controversial and never considered abuse, and dont know why it should be, it kept kids from running away from thier parents or running in front of a car.

Same when I was growing up in England. They were just normal, but times change. Certainly seems bizarre to think there was any abuse involved, quite the opposite, as you said.

Both my children had reins when we took them out walking, purely to stop them running off. They made a comeback after the James Bulger incident, 20 odd years ago.

What a drag it is gettin' old

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Is he dragging a guitar in his right hand?

It looks like..........

Nah, that's his baby blade.

They're at the seaside in Ramsgate, according to the credit in Life - I'm guessing it's a kid's spade for digging on the beach.

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Is he dragging a guitar in his right hand?

It looks like..........

It looks like he's dragging her too. Typical Keith, he's clearly in charge.