Re: Need Refrigerator Lock

[Guest guest]

We had to make a lock. My husband took a drill and drilled holes in the door

of the refrigerator and then on the side of the refrigerator and installed

clasp hooks and we use a regular snap on them. My son could undo the snap if

I ever showed him how -- there's some things he doesn't need to know.

[Guest guest]

Perhaps try www.babiesonline.com, www.babycenter.com, www.parentcenter.com.

They may have safety links for products.

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[Guest guest]

Home depot sells one, in childproofing section, called an oven lock, but

works great for fridge! We locked ours for 3 yrs!

Terri

At 04:33 PM 2/16/01 -0500, you wrote:

>Hi

>

>DD has just learned how to open the fridge. Twice in the last two days she's

>been into the wheat bread. I need to find a refrigerator lock quickly.

>Where can

>I buy one?

>

>TIA

>

>Margaret

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 01-02-16 16:38:48 EST, you write:

<< Hi

DD has just learned how to open the fridge. Twice in the last two days she's

been into the wheat bread. I need to find a refrigerator lock quickly.

Where can

I buy one?

TIA >>

Why have wheat bread?

Miriam

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 01-02-16 16:38:48 EST, you write:

<< Hi

DD has just learned how to open the fridge. Twice in the last two days she's

been into the wheat bread. I need to find a refrigerator lock quickly.

Where can

I buy one?

TIA >>

Why have wheat bread?

Miriam

[Guest guest]

Hi Tia,

Just wait until your child finds out how to get to the eggs!! Lol.

My daughter bought a lock for the refirgerator at Babies r Us. It

kept her son out of it for awhile, but then he figured out how to

unlock even that! He's getting older now, and knows not to get in

refrigerator. Sometimes that stops him and sometimes it doesn't, lol

Good luck!

GrandmainGa

> In a message dated 01-02-16 16:38:48 EST, you write:

>

> << Hi

>

> DD has just learned how to open the fridge. Twice in the last two

days she's

> been into the wheat bread. I need to find a refrigerator lock

quickly.

> Where can

> I buy one?

>

> TIA >>

>

> Why have wheat bread?

> Miriam

[Guest guest]

Hello, the best thing I can recomend is a small chain. We use a small

chain (from Home Depot) and a ?twist link? or a small pad lock. It

might sound cruel but so is leting your child eat the offending

foods. We started doing this about a year and 1/2 ago after waking up

several times to literally the entire fridge on the floor! Talk about

wanting to scream! Ahhhhhhaaa!! I know the egg thing well, I'm sure

many of us do! LOL. Must be an autism thing???

mom to " Robby 5 " 4 and 1

> > In a message dated 01-02-16 16:38:48 EST, you write:

> >

> > << Hi

> >

> > DD has just learned how to open the fridge. Twice in the last

two

> days she's

> > been into the wheat bread. I need to find a refrigerator lock

> quickly.

> > Where can

> > I buy one?

> >

> > TIA >>

> >

> > Why have wheat bread?

> > Miriam

[Guest guest]

I just had to respond to our kids getting into the eggs. I thought mine was

the only one! I could hear them breaking on the floor when I was in the other

room. Once he went thru 36.

Leslee

[Guest guest]

That is so funny!! I'm sending this to my daughter, she will get a

kick out of this since it's her son that loves to get the eggs and

splatter them on the floor!! Thanks for the laugh!!

GrandmainGa

> I just had to respond to our kids getting into the eggs. I thought

mine was

> the only one! I could hear them breaking on the floor when I was in

the other

> room. Once he went thru 36.

>

>

> Leslee

[Guest guest]

>Date: Sun, 18 Feb 2001 10:18:33 EST

>From: KRI38@...

>Subject: Re: Re: Need Refrigerator Lock

>

>I just had to respond to our kids getting into the eggs. I thought mine

was

>the only one! I could hear them breaking on the floor when I was in the

other

>room. Once he went thru 36.

>

..

>Leslee

When my son was 4 he came into my room and proudly announced, " Mom, eggs

don't bounce. " " You're right " , I said and then quickly went into the

kitchen to find that he had tried his little experiment 4 times, just to

make sure.

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