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We tend to put LO in doorways. Like the doorway to our room or her room. She can't reach anything fun. We also have a little entryway to our bathroom, that's a favorite spot to use as well (we close the bathroom door and she's in a little nook between our family room and bathroom).

I'm not sure these help as we don't have a dog. We just put her somewhere that nothing is within arms reach. She's fairly obedient to the "don't move during time out" concept.

At home, it's anywhere, but she faces the wall with nothing around her to distract. She doesn't understand the "don't move" part so I literally sit with her in time out and make sure she doesn't speak or move.

Honestly she got it right away. I do sit in the same room as her and she usually stares me down through her sobs. Her most recent spot was in the hall. She laid down and had a conversation with the ceiling.

Any place that he can sit down. So he have used by the front door (a favorite), by the TV (on the side so he can't see it), his room (oh he hates his room but he doesn't sleep there so I see no harm).

@locavore_mama: just under two. Timeouts are 1.5 - 2 minutes long

@artbee: I tell her, "Shh, no talking" with a stern look on my face. Usually she gets sad/scared.

@locavore_mama: We started at around 15 months old. For about a minute or so. Or if it is something really bad, enough time for mommy and daddy to calm down so we can deal with it. Then we explain and we ask for a sorry and a hug.

We spend a lot of time ignoring. So if he talks we ignore him. Then also, if he gets up we put him back and say time out the first time. After that no talk to look just put him back. Very supernanny ish