Posted 2015-09-08 6:53 PM Subject: OT - where do you hide your shoes/boots from your baby!??
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My daughter is 9 months old and won't leave the shoes/boots alone. Where do you hide or keep your boots and shoes, so the kids stay out of them?
I can just imagine her chewing on my mud and manured speckled muck boots in a few months! I thought I'd get a boot box/ bench then I thought it would be too damp in the winter. So what about a boot rack? Like one that is attached to the wall? or what do you all do???
Maybe I'll have to gate off that corner of the room...
Posted 2015-09-09 12:12 PM Subject: RE: OT - where do you hide your shoes/boots from your baby!??
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My little 'brother and sister' just learned no, the older girl (3) already takes her shoes off at the door and wipes her feet on the mat. lol The brother (almost 6 months) is just crawling, but he is learning what he can and can't play with.
Posted 2015-09-09 12:42 PM Subject: RE: OT - where do you hide your shoes/boots from your baby!??
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lol, you guys crack me up. I wouldn't be as worried if she hadnt' already whacked her eyeball on the tv stand. It healed back to normal but there was a red/purple bruise on her eyeball for about a week! Yeah a little dirt never hurt anyone i suppose, just trying to avoid any problems that aren't too difficult to remedy. Some things just aren't going to be able to be hid.
Posted 2015-09-09 1:00 PM Subject: RE: OT - where do you hide your shoes/boots from your baby!??
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hoofs_in_motion - 2015-09-09 12:53 PM It won't get any better.....my daughter will be 3 this saturday...and she likes to take mine, and walk around the house in them.
Ditto. I have a 19-month-old and a 4 year old. The younger one would put every shoe on his foot if he could. I keep the muddy ones by the back door. I built a shoe shelf to keep from tripping over them. It looks nice when the shoes are actually "in" it, but it doesn't deter the youngest from rearranging it.