ot; how did our mothers survive without toilet locks?

http://luvsexytrstno1.blogspot.com/2008/09/how-did-our-mothe rs-survive-without.html

Seriously.  child proofing in my house is ever evolving and I have to wonder how our mothers did it without all of the locks and covers, etc we have today.

I dont take the time to reply to your post often, but I wanted to let you know, that I DO stop and read then everytime. I love hearing what you have to say about stuff.

I love them picture of your baby girl, with knee pads on. HOW CUTE is that.

Thank you for taking the time to reveiw things.

LL

thank you for takingthe timeto tell me that you enjoy my ravings.  It's nice to hear.

I didn't do much child proofing of my home...and amazingly enough both of them survived me!? I taught them what the could and couldn't get into and anything that was really dangerous (cleaning agents, etc.) were put in the garage in a locked cabinet. As far as the toilet I closed the door. LOL
I am not making light of the situation but hey, my oldest is 38 and youngest 31, and believe me when I say my oldest was MORE than a hand fulland we both grew up to be very close.

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JOY