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why dont you stop being lazy and teach your kid not to make a mess.
they make child proof locks for a reason. this would be one of them. ydi.
Once again the childless are out in force telling us how bad we are because we dont follow our kids around the house or tie them up somewhere on a long leash. It is a fact of life that two year old kids are curious and want to get in everywhere. It is also a fact that things that are deemed 'childproof' only cause problems for people over ten years old. Babies and young children are adept at opening doors, squeezing through stairgates and opening those clickly childproof lids. A bathroom is dangerous where unsupervised kids are concerned so it is probably the right choice to lock it.
Using my iPhone so don't kno where this will end up but in response to comments on my post: 117: I never sd parents shdn't watch their children, it applies to making sure children don't put anything dangerous in their mouth (actually shit is less dangerous than a bottle cap, mouthwash, acetaminophen, a screw etc, it has nothing to do with natural child rearing. 120: there's a diff btwn potty training & math. Pets can learn using litter box almost instinctively. they can't b taught reading or algebra. I actually sort of agree with 130--let children learn by imitating with a little help. Like the OP. She shdn't have locked the bathroom door - if the kid makes a mess trying to use the bathroom, let him & clean it up. That's part of parenting. He is trying to figure it out, I didn't like her shutting the kid out of there.
Its not a little pee on the floor that OP is trying to prevent. Its a blocked toilet with toys down it or rolls and rolls of paper strewn around the house. There may even be a surprise paint job curtosy of OPs favourite shampoo because thats what little kids do. Making a mess when learning to use a toilet is expected but a conpletely destroyed bathroom is not.
as for my comment you replied to (130) what i meant by saying that kids are mimicking the motions is that it is not an unnatural thing we are forcing upon them. They are ready to learn. However kids do learn from mimicking first, they will use thier spoon and maybe not pick up any food but they have the right idea.
shit for brains.
hmmmm... how many times i gotta tell people DON'T HAVE KIDS. nothing good can come of it. YDI OP, for having kids, i got no sympathy for ya.
Finally, another person who agrees with me about kids. Unfortunately, we're part of a tiny minority, and our voices can never be heard over the voices of the millions of crying babies being born every second.
don't have kids. wonderful, wonderful advice. so you would rather have the human race die out?
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I'm not sure about this, but can a two year old even reach the doorknob on the door? And if it could, why not got those things that you have to squeeze in order to turn the doorknob? (I'm not sure what they are, I just saw them at my uncle's house. They're safety doorknob something?)
plans that seem good at the time...them end up being horrible XD