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TV protector

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Justine (mumsnet) · 12/05/2004 12:57

Is there anything you can buy to stop toddlers (15 months) messing with buttons on the TV? I know about the video things that you put in those but what about TVs - or do you just have to put a big box over it ?

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charliecat · 12/05/2004 12:59

Put a box over it OR put it higher up! Or indeed teach them how to use the remote at an early age!

michellefromlakeland · 12/05/2004 13:00

we got one of those things from Mothercare but it was wrnched off..
I just shouted VERY loudly ands dcared the life out of him

Horrible and felt awful but he stopped then
also sellotape in your sky card

michellefromlakeland · 12/05/2004 13:04

here you are

Janh · 12/05/2004 13:13

Tie their hands behind their backs.

Worked for me

muddaofsuburbia · 12/05/2004 13:23

Justine - we have the very one that michelle fae the kitchen shop has linked to - it's perfect and pretty much invisible. Ds hasn't managed to remove it yet despite many impressive efforts involving fisher price people as crowbars.

michellefromlakeland · 12/05/2004 13:45

lol poor things!

roisin · 12/05/2004 14:44

We put our telly up on a high shelf at this age ... hmmm... Maybe that is why they never wanted to watch much at a time - probably had hideous neck ache after 10 mins

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Justine (mumsnet) · 12/05/2004 18:20

Thanks very much everyone for the tips and ideas. Very helpful.

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