[ SECRET POST #4624 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4624 ⌋

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Comments

[luxshine]

What the Fuck is Wrong With You has taught me that there's no taking your attention away from babies or toddlers no matter what. It's not just "they could drown in an empty bathroom", it' also "they can end up driving to McDonalds in your car" if you don't keep an eye on them ALL the time.

[(Anonymous)]

Seems like that last one could be prevented by keeping your keys on a high shelf. Say what you want about babies, but they're typically very short.

[luxshine]

To be fair, I think the kids who did steal the car to go to McDonalds were like 6. Still, keeping an eye on your kids sounds like the best plan.

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nayrt

Honestly I lol'd. Then I remembered all the stories my mother told me about how I could climb almost everything when I was a child. I'd escape my crib as a toddler no matter what my parents did to 'baby proof' it. I had an entire dresser fall on me when I was very young because I pulled out all the shelves and climbed them as well, my mom just found me laughing while trapped underneath it after she got out of the bathroom. I would also leave the house whenever I could and hang out in my neighbours garages... (and yes the doors were babyproof) I never stole any cars, but it is shocking nothing bad really happened to me when I was young.