"LSU Grad of '89" <engrmom@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Any ideas would be great. I hate to have to baby proof every stinking
> possibility, but we may need to remove the slider rocker (pinched
fingers?)
> and the book case (falls over on a climbing child) same for the dresser,
put
> a lock on his closet door, and remove his hobby horse (steel tube
stand).
>
> L.
> K.C., 5-25-01
I suggest you check out these no-tip furniture brackets for the book
case and the dresser. It seems more convenient to make them safe then
have to move them to another room.
http://mrsbabyproofer.store.yahoo.com/notfursafbra1.html
I don't know why you wouldn't want to child proof them. If you think
it's only tem****ary and a phase, another phase will probably come
along requiring similar measures. My sons are 5 and 7, and I still
have to use these on their furniture because their armoire will tip if
they try to reach things on the top shelf and also, they'll use
anything as a step stool or a launching pad for a super hero.
~ Sher, due with boy #3 9/27/03
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