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Maybe use an old outlet, cut the chords from it and paint it bright colours so he doesn’t mistake a extension chord for a “safe plug” because he -
2021-11-21
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you don't sound frustrated at all. you sound concerned and firm. you are trying to help him understand why it is dangerous #bestmom
2021-11-21
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I know some people think this will only encourage him more but that’s not the case, it’s simply redirection the behavior in a safe & acceptable way
2021-11-21
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He doesn’t have the capacity to understand why that particular plug is safe and the other one is not. This is an accident waiting to happen 🥺
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Yeah idk, kind of hard for him to tell at that age if it’s plugged into the wall or if it’s safe. Doesn’t seem like a good idea
2021-11-21
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it blows my mind that she literally says that both boys were able to figure out the difference and ppl are still like "ThEy CaNt TeLl ThE dIfFeReNcE"
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Uh- tells him not to play with cords, gives him cords and expects him to tell the difference between a plugged in one …
2021-11-22
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Yeah no ….don’t say don’t touch the plug on the walls and then give him another outlet. He won’t understand when it is or isn’t plugged in.
2021-11-23
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You should still have the safety plugs for something like that though. They are still kids. Just because you “redirect” them doesn’t mean they won’t
2021-11-21
Both of my boys figured out all of the safety plugs we’ve tried & he feels no need to use the real outlet when he has an exact but safe alternative
2021-11-21
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I think this is encouraging him to play with cords.. if he wants to “plug things in” get him a peg board or something similar for fine motor skills
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If they’re super curious about something the WILL find a way when You’re not looking. Knowledge is more powerful than avoidance
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Back when I was a kid I just got zapped😂 ever since then I’ve been really careful. Lol but your such a good mom. Taking future notes
2021-11-25
yup. my son has his own play plug he gets to use. he doesn't touch the wall outlets. seems to work.
2021-11-21
Yesss!! They’re not trying to be malicious, they’re just trying to meet a need.
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