ohanafamily said:
We also have a stairway that the spacing is wide enough for him to fit through. we are getting a mesh curtain and gates.
Stairs do freak me out. We only recently began letting my son climb the stairs on his own without being carried and he is three. We had gates everywhere.
Guess what I have to now deal with with Catrina? My son loves anything tiny and little - i.e. tiny erasers, tiny
lego pieces - even smaller than normal legos. He is a total constructin toy freak, so we have tons of pieces of legos, miniature tinker toys (cause the big ones are too easy for him), and everything you can imagine, laying all around the house. I am completely freaked as Catrina is beginning to try and crawl.
Its like that ad, you live and learn and then get Luvs - well, we live and learn and you begin to adjust your life to everything baby. Its pretty easy once you identify what is the hot spots.
We still have the lock on our fireplace screen door. I am also freaked out by tall furniture like bookcases, but the locking mechanisms are still in their cases as my son turned out to not be a climber at all.
OK, back to the grind. Its really ridiculous today. I have a huge approval meting on Monday.
By the way, all my baby proofing cost maybe max $100. I admit putting the mesh on the banister is costly, but there are several in many baby catalogs that are not that bad in price. I don't want to see you guys getting hosed for this. Its important, but should not cost that much money. Its also a learning process, some things you may not need due to how Ian is and some things you may find you need but that didn't come up in the inspection.