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05-15-2008, 12:41 PM
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#41 | | PF Visionary
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 | Re: out of control | | I hope he's a good boy today. For my sanity.
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05-15-2008, 12:43 PM
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#42 | | PF Fiend
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| Re: out of control | | I'm going to get my kids a harness when I have a chance. I couldn't care less what other parents think: I have two toddlers who will yank their hands away and run unless I'm very careful. I'd rather have 2 live, non-squished-by cars kids than the approval of strangers. It will be a nice alternative to the stroller and more socially acceptable than shackling them together like little convicts.
We haven't done the mat, but I could see it when they are older. I think the big determinant is your kid's personality. My girl is the tester of all limits, but I think I would have to staple her onto a mat or it will turn into either a game or a power struggle. So she just gets stuff taken away and is removed from situations a lot. For now, no mat. But I think that or a time-out chair works well as a rule when kids are able to control themselves.
I hope he's a good boy today too
The baby cage is a spoof. There is another one wandering around the internet that is a giant, old fashioned bird cage, but I can't find it atm. We also say that we regret giving away our dog crate after we got rid of our dog as it would have come in handy with the kids.  |
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05-15-2008, 01:16 PM
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#44 | | PF Addict
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Children: DD (10) and DS (12) | Re: out of control | | Personally, I don't like the negative connotations of a "naughty" chair/pad/mat. I'd rather just set up a spot and call it "Time Out". |
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05-15-2008, 02:41 PM
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#45 | | Super Moderator
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Children: Nichole | Re: out of control | | Quote:
Originally Posted by Music-dad | Quote:
Thank you BabyCage.net for this amazing baby cage! I used to have to resort to using physical violence in order to get my 4 year old to listen to me, but now whenever he is acting up I just put him in his cage for a few days. It is so much more effective than the belt. Thanks PJ
I must take the time to tell you how much I love your products. My 6 year old has been on the cage ever since it came out and I am proud to say that he is the most obedient kid on my block. That cage is a life saver. I can't even imagine life before the baby cage. Now I can go to work without having to worry about where my kid is going to get in trouble because I can just lock him in his cage. Signed, a happy customer
I LOVE THE CAGE. THANK YOU JOHN!!!!! YOU TRULY ARE AN AMERICAN HERO!
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05-15-2008, 03:35 PM
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#46 | | Banned
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Children: Jill born Jan 12, 1996 | Re: out of control | | Quote:
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I might have to check this out. I wonder if they one that would comfortably fit a 4'6" 12 year old. This facination with boys is not getting any better.  |
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05-15-2008, 03:38 PM
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| Re: out of control | | Quote:
Originally Posted by jtee I might have to check this out. I wonder if they one that would comfortably fit a 4'6" 12 year old. This facination with boys is not getting any better.  | Ya, they have a teenager model for 9-17 year olds
The $100 upgrade will keep the boys away, I'm positive! |
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05-15-2008, 03:40 PM
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Children: 4 yr old goof ball | Re: out of control | | I figured I would just use a pair of vice grips to keep the boys away.
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05-15-2008, 03:54 PM
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Children: Jill born Jan 12, 1996 | Re: out of control | | Quote:
Originally Posted by Music-dad Ya, they have a teenager model for 9-17 year olds
The $100 upgrade will keep the boys away, I'm positive! | Quote:
Originally Posted by Good Wolf I figured I would just use a pair of vice grips to keep the boys away. | I am OK with admiring, but no touching.
Various kids like to come over to play Xbox 360, but that is just an excuse to come over after school and socialize. They start playing some game, but it quickly just becomes middle school gossip hour about all the dramas that are going on. I am not sure who likes who this week. |
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05-15-2008, 04:38 PM
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Children: 2 children, Debra Lyn, and Logan (Bubba) Michael | Re: out of control | | Quote:
Originally Posted by jtee I am OK with admiring, but no touching.
Various kids like to come over to play Xbox 360, but that is just an excuse to come over after school and socialize. They start playing some game, but it quickly just becomes middle school gossip hour about all the dramas that are going on. I am not sure who likes who this week. | good luck keeping up...just the thought of it makes my head spin
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