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    Always justifying how I take care of LO

    @eddy314 Haha! I hope babywearing and not a car seat. I just assumed.
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    Always justifying how I take care of LO

    @eddy314 Certainly not at 10 months. Carriers are fine for naps (not talking about newborns) as long as the parent is attentive and knows how to wear the carrier correctly.
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    Always justifying how I take care of LO

    @andreea777 It is so scary when they really start moving and bonking their heads into everything. 😬
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    Always justifying how I take care of LO

    @andreea777 The time is coming soon where she will escape or insist on being free from the pen. My 16 month old has hated pens since he started walking at 10 months. I’ve been working for months to try to get rooms fully baby proofed. It’s really exhausting, but once you have a safe open space...
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    Always justifying how I take care of LO

    @amak Omg I can’t even handle thinking about extended trips to non-babyproofed spaces. Especially not houses that I then have to babyproof while trying to watch the toddler.
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    Is the preschooler age supposed to br this exhausting/what am I doing wrong?

    @lizlugo51 Oh I’ve got one lol! And he just learned to open his door knob so thank god for it.
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    Is the preschooler age supposed to br this exhausting/what am I doing wrong?

    @laurie4321 I’m not at this point yet (a year behind) so I really don’t know if it’s appropriate but, is it too late to put some kind of gate on his bedroom door? So that once he’s in for bedtime, he has to stay.
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    Is the preschooler age supposed to br this exhausting/what am I doing wrong?

    @lizlugo51 Very tall gate ftw …
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    Is the preschooler age supposed to br this exhausting/what am I doing wrong?

    @laurie4321 If you can fully babyproof the room (no cords / lamps in reach etc) and put up an extra tall gate, you could at least feel better about him being safe when in his room alone.
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