Don't call CPS on me, but I have! Just for a few seconds! -.-
She's 22 months old and can climb in and out of the tub, pour water on herself, etc
Don't call CPS on me, but I have! Just for a few seconds! -.-
She's 22 months old and can climb in and out of the tub, pour water on herself, etc
admin / watermelon / 14210 posts
we never ever used to before olive was born, but now that charlie is older, we just tell him to sing so we can hear him and we'll leave him alone for a couple of seconds to do something quick like grab something from the kitchen (which is next to the bathroom).
GOLD / papaya / 10206 posts
@Mrs. Bee: that is super clever, keep him singing so you can hear his voice!!!! I'll have to remember that
blogger / wonderful cherry / 21616 posts
@Mrs. Bee: @prettylizy: that's what I used to do with my 3 and 4 to nanny kids! I had to rally four children so sometimes you gotta do it! I would ask them to tell me a story or sing a song until I came back
Cobi is one and I will leave for 5 seconds if I forget a towel, so never long at all!
clementine / 961 posts
Yes. DS is 4 and our bathroom door is connected to the kitchen. I will let him take a bath while I cook dinner with the bathroom door open. He is in my line of sight the entire time and I can clearly hear him.
blogger / pomelo / 5400 posts
I'll cop to very quickly running in and out of the room for something. But I am like lightning if I do it!
blogger / nectarine / 2687 posts
yep...i have him keep talking the whole time while i grab a towel or take off my jewelry, etc.
pomelo / 5093 posts
A toddler, not really. To leave and grab a towel. But a 3 year old? I would certainly expect to be able to bathe alone.
pineapple / 12234 posts
Nah...but I'm a worrier. I would do what Mrs. Bee does if I had to quickly.
GOLD / pear / 1845 posts
I would super quick to get a towel or something (our house is tiny) but now that she is nearly three (two weeks away) she can be in the bath with one of us on the computer in the next room (seriously, only like 6 feet away) because she is very noisy and right there. And can nearly swim. I was a lifeguard for 10 years, I swear I'm not negligent, she's totally fine!
She usually bathes with her sister though, who at just one is not okay by herself so I'm pretty much always reading a book in there (or checking hellobee on the itouch...)
pomegranate / 3503 posts
I've never when it was just my son. I have with both of them together though.
wonderful clementine / 24134 posts
She is only 18 months but no, I have never left her. I get paranoid even having to turn around and get a washcloth out of the drawer. Living in FL we have seen WAY too many kids drown.
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