Did this with son #1...put our old bedroom set (Queen) in his room We bought a crib that we used for both kids. The crib converted to a toddler bed and then converted into a full size. Son #2 is still using that bedYou get yourself a nice new bed and give the kid the old one. Unless you have a king then might be a bit much.
We put ours in a toddler bed first then into a twin.We need a thread where younger dads can pick the brains of the wise old dads.
What kind if furniture would you recommend getting a kid after they are out of a crib? Twin, full, water bed, bunk beds? I assume kids will end up destroying their furniture, so don't over spend...
Well, my son is 3 and he's still mastering the whole standing up thing, so yeah.do you allow your son to watch you take a leak?
context: you dont MAKE him watch... but if he wanders by type of thing
Yeah...we gave our son the double that was in the guest room. Got new for our room, and put our old queen sized in the guest room.We gave our boy a queen mattress set that used to be in the guest bedroom. It just sits on a frame.
That one is getting to be the whole...how long do you not worry about your kid walking in on you or wifey naked in any situation.do you allow your son to watch you take a leak?
context: you dont MAKE him watch... but if he wanders by type of thing
well, ya... I meant a toddler.Well, my son is 3 and he's still mastering the whole standing up thing, so yeah.do you allow your son to watch you take a leak?
context: you dont MAKE him watch... but if he wanders by type of thing
If he was 14? No.
Where can you purchase this (link) and how much was it?Probably going to regret this decision, but...
http://i.ytimg.com/vi/SX64BA67344/hqdefault.jpg
I think there's at least a chance they don't break this thing.
I'm pretty sure that you're just modeling behavior that they should follow until 4 or so.well, ya... I meant a toddler.Well, my son is 3 and he's still mastering the whole standing up thing, so yeah.do you allow your son to watch you take a leak?
context: you dont MAKE him watch... but if he wanders by type of thing
If he was 14? No.
anything above like... 2-3 is a tad creepy in my eyes. by a tad, I mean a ton
If he walks in, sure. no need to be embarrassed.do you allow your son to watch you take a leak?
context: you dont MAKE him watch... but if he wanders by type of thing
My 10 year old son still walks around naked after he takes a shower. It's too far at this point imo, so I talk to him and tell him to at least put on a towel.Oh yeah, always peeing in front of the two year old. He loves that ####.
As far as when to stop peeing/showering with your kids, I think you just know. My daughter (5) is constantly running around the house naked or taking dumps and has no hang-ups, and it's fine, but I keep the door closed when I pee or change clothes.
She also has a twin bed from IKEA that has drawers underneath, which are mighty handy.
you pee in front of other men is that creepy?well, ya... I meant a toddler.Well, my son is 3 and he's still mastering the whole standing up thing, so yeah.do you allow your son to watch you take a leak?
context: you dont MAKE him watch... but if he wanders by type of thing
If he was 14? No.
anything above like... 2-3 is a tad creepy in my eyes. by a tad, I mean a ton
We did the toddler bed for both of our boys too, but then built each of them a loft bed. The bottom is a reading area with book case, pillows, etc. They love it.We put ours in a toddler bed first then into a twin.We need a thread where younger dads can pick the brains of the wise old dads.
What kind if furniture would you recommend getting a kid after they are out of a crib? Twin, full, water bed, bunk beds? I assume kids will end up destroying their furniture, so don't over spend...
If they're watching, yes.you pee in front of other men is that creepy?well, ya... I meant a toddler.Well, my son is 3 and he's still mastering the whole standing up thing, so yeah.do you allow your son to watch you take a leak?
context: you dont MAKE him watch... but if he wanders by type of thing
If he was 14? No.
anything above like... 2-3 is a tad creepy in my eyes. by a tad, I mean a ton
It's cool as long as you don't make him clean the pee off your butt if you happen to sit in piss he left on the seat. Anyone with a better notebook than me remember who that was?do you allow your son to watch you take a leak?
context: you dont MAKE him watch... but if he wanders by type of thing
It's cool as long as you don't make him clean the pee off your butt if you happen to sit in piss he left on the seat. Anyone with a better notebook than me remember who that was?do you allow your son to watch you take a leak?
context: you dont MAKE him watch... but if he wanders by type of thing
MaudeIt's cool as long as you don't make him clean the pee off your butt if you happen to sit in piss he left on the seat. Anyone with a better notebook than me remember who that was?do you allow your son to watch you take a leak?
context: you dont MAKE him watch... but if he wanders by type of thing
we did the same- but only because a store in the neighborhood was going out of business and was practically giving them away... and just happened to coincide with our oldest being roughly the right age. the smaller toddler bed has been great for us in a cramped NYC apt. the oldest outgrew it around 4yo, so we got him a twin that was tall enough to fit some storage bins under it that we already owned. swapped his younger sister into the toddler bed for now.We put ours in a toddler bed first then into a twin.We need a thread where younger dads can pick the brains of the wise old dads.
What kind if furniture would you recommend getting a kid after they are out of a crib? Twin, full, water bed, bunk beds? I assume kids will end up destroying their furniture, so don't over spend...
If you get a bunk bed then attach/stabilize the slats for the top bunk. It's too easy to play with and growing up I had one fall. Fortunately nobody was hurt.Bunk bed-if not completely for his interests, then because you wanted one when you were little and see how it goes
That is pretty sweet.We did the toddler bed for both of our boys too, but then built each of them a loft bed. The bottom is a reading area with book case, pillows, etc. They love it.We put ours in a toddler bed first then into a twin.We need a thread where younger dads can pick the brains of the wise old dads.
What kind if furniture would you recommend getting a kid after they are out of a crib? Twin, full, water bed, bunk beds? I assume kids will end up destroying their furniture, so don't over spend...
We only used it because we got it free in some raffle. But I will say if your kid still has occasional accidents while sleeping, these are way easier to change over in the middle of the night.we did the same- but only because a store in the neighborhood was going out of business and was practically giving them away... and just happened to coincide with our oldest being roughly the right age. the smaller toddler bed has been great for us in a cramped NYC apt. the oldest outgrew it around 4yo, so we got him a twin that was tall enough to fit some storage bins under it that we already owned. swapped his younger sister into the toddler bed for now.We put ours in a toddler bed first then into a twin.We need a thread where younger dads can pick the brains of the wise old dads.
What kind if furniture would you recommend getting a kid after they are out of a crib? Twin, full, water bed, bunk beds? I assume kids will end up destroying their furniture, so don't over spend...
the toddler bed was a nice transition from the crib- low to the ground and small. but that said- our kids have always slept great in twins or larger, and if we hadn't found the toddler bed so cheap, I would've gone straight to a twin.
the crib we bought converted to day bed then to full sizeWe need a thread where younger dads can pick the brains of the wise old dads.
What kind if furniture would you recommend getting a kid after they are out of a crib? Twin, full, water bed, bunk beds? I assume kids will end up destroying their furniture, so don't over spend...
How do you clean off the jizz stains?Did this with son #1...put our old bedroom set (Queen) in his room We bought a crib that we used for both kids. The crib converted to a toddler bed and then converted into a full size. Son #2 is still using that bedYou get yourself a nice new bed and give the kid the old one. Unless you have a king then might be a bit much.
I haven't really noticed you before - but the posts I've seen have all been racist or assholish, like the above.How do you clean off the jizz stains?Did this with son #1...put our old bedroom set (Queen) in his room We bought a crib that we used for both kids. The crib converted to a toddler bed and then converted into a full size. Son #2 is still using that bedYou get yourself a nice new bed and give the kid the old one. Unless you have a king then might be a bit much.
quit your clan and join fbggoing to Sehorn this.
No time now, but have questions about cell phone and 14 year old. Kid is CONSTANTLY on it. It's driving his mom nuts. She took it away from him this morning because he wouldn't get out of bed and was going to be late for school. (caveat: son is good kid, gets straight As, etc.). He's just on it so much (mostly texting buddies and playing clash of clans). I'm not sure it's entirely healthy. (caveat #2: he and I are co-leaders of our Clan -- maybe I should set a better example).
as someone who works in the school board, this is known as "life"going to Sehorn this.
No time now, but have questions about cell phone and 14 year old. Kid is CONSTANTLY on it. It's driving his mom nuts. She took it away from him this morning because he wouldn't get out of bed and was going to be late for school. (caveat: son is good kid, gets straight As, etc.). He's just on it so much (mostly texting buddies and playing clash of clans). I'm not sure it's entirely healthy. (caveat #2: he and I are co-leaders of our Clan -- maybe I should set a better example).
You can also do this in the city. Taught my son to pee by going outside next to our detached garage.If you live on wooded properties teaching boys how to pee standing is easy.
You can get a wifi router that has a "guest network" that you can set time limits on and restrict certain types of sites. Example - you have "Mr. Randall146's network" with wifi pass word that has no time restrictions or site restrictions (and don't give them the password). You can even have that wifi network "hidden" so it doesn't come up if anyone's devices are looking for a network. Then you have "Randall kid's network" which shuts down all wifi routing at 9PM weekdays and 10PM weekends - and doesn't allow the good sites to go through.I'm interested in thoughts on smartphones, texting, the internet, etc. My 12 year old has a Chromebook and an iPhone.
Issues include:
-Should they have devices at all? How to deal with it when plenty of kids their age DO have them
-How much time is appropriate and how do you monitor/enforce that?
-Can they instagram, snapchat, twitter, etc.
-How to keep them away from porn that's so much more hardcore than the playboys and penthouses we looked at in the woods.
PS Chromebooks suck because as far as I can tell there's no way to limit internet use (other than a total block)
Still scares the #### out of me too.My 10 year old son still walks around naked after he takes a shower. It's too far at this point imo, so I talk to him and tell him to at least put on a towel.Oh yeah, always peeing in front of the two year old. He loves that ####.
As far as when to stop peeing/showering with your kids, I think you just know. My daughter (5) is constantly running around the house naked or taking dumps and has no hang-ups, and it's fine, but I keep the door closed when I pee or change clothes.
She also has a twin bed from IKEA that has drawers underneath, which are mighty handy.
My 4 year old son went to the bathroom with mom yesterday. It's her time of the month and he saw the toilet water. scared the #### out of him.
That's a great idea, thanks.You can get a wifi router that has a "guest network" that you can set time limits on and restrict certain types of sites. Example - you have "Mr. Randall146's network" with wifi pass word that has no time restrictions or site restrictions (and don't give them the password). You can even have that wifi network "hidden" so it doesn't come up if anyone's devices are looking for a network. Then you have "Randall kid's network" which shuts down all wifi routing at 9PM weekdays and 10PM weekends - and doesn't allow the good sites to go through.I'm interested in thoughts on smartphones, texting, the internet, etc. My 12 year old has a Chromebook and an iPhone.
Issues include:
-Should they have devices at all? How to deal with it when plenty of kids their age DO have them
-How much time is appropriate and how do you monitor/enforce that?
-Can they instagram, snapchat, twitter, etc.
-How to keep them away from porn that's so much more hardcore than the playboys and penthouses we looked at in the woods.
PS Chromebooks suck because as far as I can tell there's no way to limit internet use (other than a total block)