how do they put the 'm' on the m&m's?
Hi, good, to provide sincere feedback, I suppose the man have got to enliven and SMILE, along with his EYES!! he has this sorta stupid appear on his face that shows that he is bored and fed up, he demands to exhibit a contemporary appear on his face that indicates that he is animated an amusing to speak to, there is no sparkle in his eyes I wager. Try to get him to gain that. he has a few scars on his face with the intention to fade if he applies dermatologist established lotions or ointments. rather then that, he is surely now not unhealthy watching, there may be skills. He could appear so much higher with a brand new haircut and a difference of variety, possibly if he labored out just a little. My wager is 32 -36? possibly
i would put it in your room like someone else said; at least on my table, the bins have enough stuff in them that i wouldn't want to pick it all up even if it were safe to leave in there; mine holds six canvas bins as well as a diaper depot..hth
i would say, if possible to just put anything that your son could harm himself with up high on a shelf or in the closet etc. somewhere where he won't get ahold of it. i wouldn't be too worried of him climbing on a shelf and hurting himself as long as you have a monitor so you can hear him at night. if he is awake at all, you should be able to hear before anything could happen.
are they sharing a room? if I were you, I'd move the changing table to your new baby's room or YOUR room and change your toddler on the floor in his room (or you could bring him to the changing table). you could put the baskets and stuff on top of his dresser. that way he won't climb up them, you'll save money by not having to buy another changing table for your new baby, and you'll have peace of mind. congrats on your upcoming addition, how exciting! good luck.
Age 1 is too young for a youth bed at night. Even during the daytime, I'd advise some kind of safety rails if he's very active in his sleep. The changing table - and any other furniture in his room - should be anchored securely to the walls or to the floor. True story: shortly after I moved into my current home, a woman living one block from me was charged with negligent manslaughter because while she was in the yard her young son pulled a bureau over on himself and was crushed and died. You do NOT want to risk harm to your children. If there is a closet in his room, why not put the changing table in the closet? Then you can keep the door closed when it isn't in use and put a child safety latch on the knob. His clothes would be short enough to be hung above the table, so you wouldn't lose any closet space. And, you could put casters (wheels) on the changing table so you could wheel it out of the closet for use if you weren't comfortable standing in the closet door to use it. The baskets could go on the closet overhead shelf if you're concerned about keeping them in the table.
