

Now that she's figured out how to open the drawers and cabinet doors in the kitchen all totally and completely on her own... I'm going crazy. I folded and put away the towels and washcloths 18 times yesterday. At least it's a safe game... someday (hopefully very soon) we'll get the cabinet locks put on. I'm pretty tired of the rubberband that holds the garbage door shut.
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Oh, the rubber bands. We still have them on most cupboards. I love that if Grace finds a rubber band anywhere in the house she puts it on a cupboard... I remember the stage of folding kitchen towels multiple times a day. Honestly, it wasn't until recently that I folded them after they were clean. I just stuffed them in the drawer knowing she would pull them out. Once G learned to open our doors the linen closet became the new obsession. That is a lot messier. I know it is hard, but don't fold, just enjoy. It is such a fun age, and you have the next 80 years of your life to have organized drawers. =)
Nathan loves pulling things out of cabinets and drawers in the kitchen. The only problem is that since we're in an apartment, I can't drill baby locks into the cabinet doors and they have no knobs, so rubber bands are out of the question. I ended up buying an extended baby gate to just block it off completely, but then if I'm in there, I have little Nathan pressing his face into the gate, screaming at me. No solution to make everyone happy, I guess!
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