Comments (11) Jump to Comments Form

1. 

   slug_queen said, about 1 month ago

   She needs to install a hook and eye at adult eye level (Where the toddlers can’t reach to lock themselves in). Trust me on this one- it’ll save the sanity.

2. 

   Fairportfan2 said, about 1 month ago

   My almost-four and almost-two granddaughters would find something to climb up on…

3. 

   Norman said, about 1 month ago

   How would they move the toilet to stand on it?

   Have a good day everyone.

4. 

   Macushlalondra said, about 1 month ago

   Reason 476 why I’m glad I don’t have kids.

5. 

   The_JAM said, about 1 month ago

   And she didn’t lock the door because…?

6. 

   lightenup said, about 1 month ago

   Macushlalondra, it’s not as bad as the comics make it out to be. People just need to remember that we’re smarter and bigger and in charge. Don’t let the kids take over, stand your ground, but choose your battles.

7. 

   rayannina said, about 1 month ago

   I’m with you, JAM. Lock the bleeep door, Joan!

8. 

   kab2rb said, about 1 month ago

   The bathroom knob locks from inside the bathroom, Joan should locked it first before relaxing. Two little scampies.

9. 

   Rmom said, about 1 month ago

   With my oldest son, there was rarely anything “out of reach” for him, especially by that age. He opened the dryer door once, and used that to climb up to play with the cleaning chemicals I had on the shelf above the washer & dryer. (I thought since the laundry room was in the basement with no chairs, he’d not be able to reach them.) Thankfully, he just had fun playing with spraying the windex, and not tasting anything. Another time, he used the drawers in the kitchen to climb up to counter height.

10. 

    SaraCVT said, about 1 month ago

    Slug_queen said about 22 hours ago,

    She needs to install a hook and eye at adult eye level (Where the toddlers can’t reach to lock themselves in). Trust me on this one- it’ll save the sanity.

    That doesn’t last long. I did that, and my twins learned at the ripe old age of 6 that they could use broom handles to unhook them and get into places they weren’t supposed to be (in the case, get the cookies). We resorted to a padlock on the cookie cabinet, that only Mama has the key to. Little sneaks are trying to pick my pocket, but they haven’t got it yet. Now, if I just don’t lose the key…

11. 

    bgunderson said, 21 days ago

    It didn’t take long for my son to figure out how to stick something into the hole on the doorknob to unlock the door. Then we replaced the lock and it took about 2 months for him to realized that by vigorously shaking the door, it would unlock. Fun stuff.