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I'm OK, RL happened. Gonna reply soon.

Leash is long enough to allow a couple steps, about 1 meter (3 feet), so she can look around but can't reach a lot.

Now, to somewhat illustrate the painting on her wall, here are a few historical paintings depicting leading strings:
https://i.pinimg.com/originals/6d/30...4c16970515.jpg
https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2017...8439811622.jpg
https://3.bp.blogspot.com/-wfcqCmFe3...ld_to_Walk.jpg

It was common between mid-17th century and early 20th century to attach these strings (or a full-on leather harness) onto children's clothes, especially in upper-class families where there was a lot higher importance to children (in order to carry on the family name and wealth) for both practical (first they aided in teaching them to walk, then as a form of leash to prevent them from running into potentially dangerous situations) and symbolic (signifying that the wearer was still a child) reasons. Even for older girls, the string remained, except replaced with shoulder bow or a thinner ribbon, up until they came of marrying age.

There, I really tried to put it as innocently as possible

She's going to have to weigh in whether mommy's attention and the pampering and the cute outfits are worth it

Oh don't worry, no tights for Haruka. Maybe some cutesy knee socks or thigh-highs, but no pantyhose. Cuffs look better on bare feet :P
And I guess the jammies are also better since they aren't skintight.

Yes, but they would go lovely with this ballerina dress, for example:

https://i.pinimg.com/564x/3a/ed/15/3...7775916ab6.jpg
Or this one:
https://my-live-05.slatic.net/p/ba1a...0q80.jpg_.webp

Little kidnapped princess, chained by the evil witch :P

https://littleforbig-1257300620.cos....J-201916-1.jpg

Would you also have a good feeling about these? :P

OK, so here's the next outfit, hopefully good enough for Haruka
https://www.lamariposa.es/inicio/pal...estido-pradera

Well, I'm eagerly awaiting her response