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    Quote Originally Posted by Master Splinter View Post
    I think a safer approach would be along the lines of a milk crate!
    Or even better, keeping it woodwork make a nice stable foot stool... plus it can allways be reused elsewhere "the child's future bachelor pad"
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    I PM'd Sonia with a few ideas, some encouragement, a virtual guided tour of Bunnings ..... and look what she has achieved after neglecting all but, I think, 1 of my ideas ... and I am thrilled for her and her sons.

    A fabulous job Sonia, you should be very proud! What's your next project?

    fletty

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    Now thats a great job Sonia

    Well done Fletty greenie on its way

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    Whilst it's a greenie to Fletty for helping Sonia, personally I think "fun pods" are a dumb idea.

    Most kids will quickly realise that the difference between a chair and a "fun pod" is that you can move the chair and get onto it by yourself -- so the fun pod is only creating a false sense of safety for the parent.
    Far better to adopt safe habits in the kitchen like
    pot handles are always orientated away ro the edge.
    if you're cooking a kid is never left unsupervised in the kitchen
    if you have an electric stove, heating elements you've just turned off are covered
    etc.
    regards from Alberta, Canada

    ian

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