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@LutzGoHome A little hack to keep your toddlers from undecorating your Christmas tree.
Difficulty: Easy Supplies: • Empty boxes • Stone, rocks, gallons of water (anything heavy) • Craft paper • Scissors • Tape • Ribbon or string @LutzGoHome | A little hack to keep your toddlers from undecorating your Christmas tree.
To childproof a Christmas tree. Cut 2 slices of luan plywood 4 inches wide. Then cut deck spindles to the desired height (this one is 27" high/ 8ft tree). Attach spindles every 4". Cut one end of spindles on an angle to open up the view of the tree at the top rail. Paint to enjoy and decorate like the tree.
Our way to keep our little explorer safely away from the Christmas tree. We put the tree between two armchairs and formed a blockade with wrapped boxes filled with heavy books! #babyproofing #christmastree #christmasdecor #safetyfirst #toddler
Childproof your Christmas tree by creating a barrier of wrapped boxes filled with something heavy. We used cases of bottled water. Don't forget to seal the paper edges with packing tape to prevent the elves from unwrapping!
The BEST Toddler Friendly Christmas Tree Decorations (That You Will Too))
How do you decorate for the holidays when you have a toddler? Although you may need to purchase some new pieces, these 29 Toddler Friendly Christmas Tree Decorations are safe for your kiddo..... and pretty to look at! #ToddlerChristmas #ToddlerChristmasTree
Just because my daughter is one and a magnet to anything shiny doesn't mean we can't have a whimsical Christmas tree! Welcome to the My Home Style Tree blog hop hosted by Casa Watkins Living - the amazing Stephanie! Hello to everyone who has popped by from Liz Morrow Studio's fabulous disco ball tree! Let's start with the tree itself. I found this faux tree last January on Facebook marketplace after I had replaced my live tree 4 times for a Christmas photoshoot (for Better Homes and…
Christmas is hands down one of the prettiest holidays in terms of decor. You’ve got all the sparkle, twinkle, and light on every surface possible. After I became a mom that spark died down pretty quickly. Mostly because my decorations were broken within seconds by my then-active toddler. I now neede
7 Ways To Toddler-Proof Your Christmas Tree - Mommyish
I love decorating for Christmas. When I had kids, one of the things I was most excited about was watching them experience the magic of holidays traditions.
