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Toddler-enable your Christmas tree with a few unbreakable ornaments
Tuesday, December 18, 2007Another great toddler + Christmas tree hack! So simple, but it works for Carly of durhamregionbaby.com:
This is a little late, but I just discovered it the past week or so since our tree has been up. Our daughter is almost 2, and into everything as most 2-year-olds are. I was concerned about how our Christmas tree would fare under her inquisitiveness and boundary testing. So I picked up some i...
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